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CATALOGUE
A. (F.) Marion Ho ward ; or trials and tri-
umphs. [OMOM.] 627 pp. 12°. rjiiladd-
jphia, P. F. Cunningham, 1872.
A. (H. G.) Chloe Lankton ; or, light beyond
the clouds. A story of real life, [a/jon.]
266 pp. 2 pi. 16°. ridladelplu a, American
8. 8. union, [18.59].
A. (Mrs. J.) Jessie Linden: or tlie seven cor-
poral works of mercy, lanon.} 243 pp. 1
pi. 18°. Keio York, E. Dunigan, 1847.
[Dunigan's home library, no. 8].
A. (S. D.) Life sketches from Scottish his-
tory, or brief biographies of the Scottish
presbyterian worthies, lanon.'] 144 pp. 1
pi. 18°. rhiladelphia, Freshijierian hoard
of publication, [1855].
A. (T. B.) The bells ; a collection of chimes.
By T. B. A. [anow.] 144 pp. 12°. New
TorJc, J. C. Dei'hj, 1855.
A. (W.) Fewell : a series of essays of opin-
ion for churchmen. By W. A. lanon.'\
269 pp. 12°. Baltimore, J. liohin8on,18A6.
Abailard, Abeilard, or Abelard (Pierre).
Dialogus inter philosophum, judieum et
christianum. Nunc primura edidit Frid.
Henr. Rheinwald. xiii, 132 pp. 8°. Bav-
Uni, impensis T. C. F. Enslin, 1831.
[Rheinwald (F. H.) Anecdota ad bistoriaui ec-
clesiasticam peitinentia. Paiticula i].
Epitome theologicBchristianaj.xxxviii,
1, 116 pp. 2 1. 8°. Berolini, F. A. Herhig,
1835.
[Rheinwald (F. II.) Anecdota ad historiam cc-
clesiasticam pertinentia. Particula ii].
Abbey (Alonzo J.) Songs of the bible. See
Ogden (W. A.) and Abbey.
Abbey (Bev. Richard). The city of God
and the church-makers ; an examination
into structural Christianity, and criticism
of christian scribes and doctors of the law.
XX, 315 pp. 12°. New York, Hard ^
Houghton, 1872.
1 0
Abbie (Aunt, pseudon.) Carroll Ashton ; or,
the rewards of truthfulness. By aunt Ab-
bie. Ipseudon.] 156 pp. 1 pi. 18. Phila-
delphia, American haptint publication society,
[1855].
Abbott (Anne W.) The lost wheelbarrow
and other stories. 172 pp. 1 pi. 18°. Bos-
ton, S. Cr. Simi)kin8, 1846.
Abbott (Bev. John Stevens Cabot). Ameri-
can pioneers and patriots. 3 v. 12°. Xcic
York, Dodd ^ Mead, 1872-73.
CONTENTS.
Miles Standish, the puritan captain. 3 p. 1. 372
pp. inc. 5 pi. 1 map.
Daniel Boone, the pioneer of Kentucky. 1 p. 1.
331 pp. 5 pi.
Ferdinand de Soto, the discoverer of- the ilissia-
sippi. 1 p. 1. 351 pp. 3 pi. 1 map.
Christian duty : or brief practical di-
rections for those commencing a christian
life. 44 pp. 32°. Boston, Crocker ^- Brexcs-
ter, 1842.
The mother at home ; or the princi-
ples of maternal duty familiarly illustrat-
ed, viii, 13-164 pp. 12°. Boston, Crocker
4- Breivsler, 1833.
The young astronomer ; or, the facts
developed by modern astronomy. 144 pp.
12°. Xew York, Saxton 4' Miles, 1846.
Abecedariu pentru scoalete elementare ro-
mcenestl de legea gr. n. unitoo. Din Un-
garia si Banatd. [rt«o/i.] 110 pp. 16°.
Viena, in c. r. cdicume de ccerll scolastice,
1857.
The same. 112 pp. 16°. Viena, in c.r.
editura de cccrfi scolastice, 1860.
Abeken (Heinrich). Babylon and Jerusa-
lem : a letter addressed to Ida, countess of
Ilahn-Hahn. From the german. [anon.}
With a preface by the translator, xii, 116
pp. 16°. London, J. W. Parker 4' Son,
1851.
iV'ote.— Erroneously attributed in the preface to
" Dr. Nitsch, of Berlin."
ADAMS.
ABEKEN.
theilauKen ilber colonisation, n»it beson- .j- co. 1836.
Trer rUckHicht a«f Hra.ilien. viii, 232 The same. A grammar of the latm
pltaWe H. Berlin, yicolai,lS41. language, on the b^sis of the gramtnar of
pp. 1 lauiu. , ^^^^ ^^ Edinburgh. By C. D.
AbeU(ifr,.L.G.) ^7- 'f/'^ :^''^>'^^^- Cleveland. .3d ed. 320 pp. 12o. i>/u7a.
an otYering of punty an.l truth Ln^d. ^^ ^^^^^^^^^^^ Cotcperihcait 4' co. 1845.
tit. 408 pp. 12 pi. 12 . ->''f i'"^ "• The same. Latin grammar, with some
//oWrfrf/7f.[18:.OJ. improvements, by B. A. Gould. 300 pp.
AbcloM (Louis David). WilUam tlio taci- ^^^ Philadelphia, E. H. Butler, 18G6.
turn. Translated by J. r. Lacroix. From The same. An abridgment of Adam's
the french. 2.-.i) pp. iuc. 2 pi. 1G\ Xeic ^^^.^ grammar. [By W. W.] New ed.
lorJl-, Xe/«on.j- rAi//«>, [1872]. ^..^ j,^^ ^^^ ^qc Cambridge, [.l/ass.]
Abercrombio (John, wi. rf.) The man of 1 jsroxnt, Shattnck ij- co. 1832.
faith, or the harmony of christian faith ; ^^^^^^ (5^,.,,/^ 9,;, „j6o< 0/ ////). Vita
sancti Columbao : auctore Adamuano mo-
and character. From the 2d Edinburgh \
Ci\. 117 pp. 18 . Xew-York, Van Nos-
irami ,y Ihcioht, \t;:\:>.
Abercrombie {Her. K. M.) T\w prayer-
lKK)k and its story. 242 pp. 1 pi- lfi~.
Xnc York, A. IK /'. Bamlolph, 18G4.
About (Edmond Fran^-ois Valentin). The
roiiinn question. TrHU.slaled from the
french. By mrs. Annie T. Wood. Ed-
ited, with an introduction, by E. N.
Kirk, d. d. 1 p. 1. 308 pp. 12 \ Boston, J.
E. Til ton .;• CO. 1859.
Trente et quaranto. Sans dot. Les
parents do Bernard. 2 p. 1. 345 pp. 12*^.
Paris, L. JIachette .^ cie. 1850.
Academy (The). A record of literature,
U«arning, science, and art. fSenii-monthly].
Jan. I to dec. 15, 1872. v. 3. A . London,
J. Murray, 1872.
Acton (i/iM Eliza). Modern cookery in all
its branches. With directions for setting
out and ornamenting the table, carving,
relative duties of mistress and maid, etc.
Revised by mrs. S. J. Hale. 2 p. 1. 21-418
pp. 12^. Philadtlphia, J. E. Potter, 1860.
Acton (/?«'. Henry). A vindication of the
unitarian doctrine concerning the sole
nasterii biensis abbate. 4 p. 1. I.kxx, 497 pp.
2 maps, 7 pi. 4^. Dublinii,typi8acad€mici8,
1857. s-
[Baxxatyse club publications, no. 103J.
Adams (Miss Abigail). Journal and corre-
spondence. See Smith (Mrs. William
Stephens).
Adams (Alexander). Dr. A. Adams's rudi-
ments of latin and english grammar, with
numerous expansions and additions. By
James D. Jobnson. Improvements on the
3d New-York, from the last english ed.
252 pp. 12^. Philadelphia, Key tj- Mielke,
1831.
Adams (Charles, f7. d.) Evangelism in the
middle of the nineteenth century; or, an
exhibit, descriptive and statistical, of the
present condition of evangelical religion
in all countries of the world, x, 17-316
1 pp. 12^. Boston, C. U. Pcirce, 1851.
' Notes of the minister of Christ for the
j times, drawn from the boly scriptures.
I 246 pp. 16'. New-York, Lane 4' Scott,
I 1850.
Tortraituro of the new testament
I churcb-members. 368 pp. 12°. Xeio-
deity of the God and father of our lord York, Lane <f- Scott, 1851.
Jesu* Christ. 2 p. 1. 164 pp. 12'. AVWcr, Adams (Charles Francis, jV. and Henry).
[X If.] T. Beitley, 1835. I Chapters of Erie, and other essays. 2 p. 1.
Adam (Alexander). Adam's lulin grammar, 420 pp. 12-. Boston, J. 11. Osgood cj- co.
with some improvements. By Benjamin j 1871.
A.Gould, viii, 284 pp. 12\ /;o«/o», Cim- Adams (Daniel, m. rf.) Adams's new avith-
mingi^, mUiard .f- co. 1825. motic. Arithmetic in which tbo principles
The same. With additions. By David of operating by numbers arc analytically
Patterson, viii, 232 pp. 12. .Vnc-rort, I explained, and synthetically applied. 264
DHyckinck,Vomnn4co.\>^n. \ PP- 1'-^^ Keene, X. IL, J. Prentiss, im.
The same. With numerous additions The same. Revised ed. 306 pp. 12^.
and improvements. By C. D. Cleveland. ! Kecne, X. IL, J. W. Prentiss <j' co. 1848.
ADAMS.
ADAMS.
Adams (Daniel, m. <Z.)— contiuued.
The same. 2C1 pp. 12°. Keene, N. H.,
J. W. Prentiss (f- co. 1854.
Key to Adams's new arithmetic. Re-
vised ed. 88 pp. IQ'^. Kecne, N. H., J.
W. Prentisa 4- co. 1848.
The agricnltural reader. 264 pp. 12°.
Boston, Eichardson 4" Lord, 1824.
The scholar's arithmetic ; or, federal
accountant. 10th ed. revised, with addi-
tions. 216 pp. 8^. Keene, K. II., J. Pren-
tiss, 1816.
Adams (Rev. Emma). Woman's rights ; or,
the great mystery exjilained by the bible,
socially, religiously and politically. 188
pp. 8". Davenjport, Iowa, Gazette job office,
1872.
Adams (Frederick Augustus). Arithmetic,
in two parts. Part first, advanced lessons
in mental arithmetic. Part second, rules
and examples for practice in written arith-
metic. 212 pp. 12<^. Lowell, D. Bixhy,
1846.
The same. 11th thousand. 298 pp.
12°. Lowell, D. Bixhy <j' co. 1848.
Key to examples for practice in writ-
ten arithmetic. For the use of teachers.
37 pp. 12°. Lowell, D. Bixhy, 1847.
Adams (George H.) Asher & Adams' new
atlas and gazetteer of the United States,
etc. See Asher (John R.) and Adams.
Adams (John Quincy). Twelve messages
from the spirit of J. Q. Adams, 1859. See
Stiles (Joseph D.)
Adams (Joseph H.) Catiilogo ilustrado de
ferret6ria americana, herrami<5ntas,maqui-
naria en general, instrumentos agricolas y
otros artfculos. Ed. revisada. 2 p. 1. iv,
304 pp. 8°. Nueva York, M. M. Zarza-
mendi, [1871].
Adams {Mrs. J. S.) The bouquet of spiritiial
flowers, 1856. See Child (A. B.)
Adams (J. T.) The lost hunter. A tale of
early times. lanon.'\ 462 pp. 12°. New
York, Derhy 4' Jackson, 1856.
Adams (Nehemiah, d. d.) Agnes and the
key of her little cofiin. By her father.
ianon.-] 191pp. 12°. Boston, S. K. Whip-
ple 4" CO. 1 857.
[Imperfect ; wanting pp. 97-108, sig. 8 being re-
peated].
The same. Agnes and the little key :
or, bereaved parents instructed and com-
forted. By her father. Ianon."] 8th ed.
191 pp. 12°. Boston, Ticknor 4- Fields,
1863.
Adams (Nehemiah, d. d.)— continued.
Bertha and her baptism. By the au-
thor of Agnes and the little key. [ano»i.]
297pp. 12°. Boston, S.K.Whxpple 4' oo.lHSiT.
The same. Revised ed. 297 pp. 16°.
Boston, Ticknor 4- Fields, 1863.
Catharine. By the author of " Agnes
and the little key." Ianon.] 192 pp. 12°.
Boston, J. E. Tdton, ia59.
The same. Revised ed. 192 pp. 16°.
Boston, Ticknor 4' Fields, 1863.
Adams (William, d. d.) The elements of
christian science. A treatise upon moral
philosophy and practice. 379 pp. 8°.
Philadelphia, H. Hooker, 1850.
Adams (William Taylor). All aboard ; or,
life on the lake. A sequel to " The boat-
club." By Oliver Optic. Ipseudon.] 252
pp. 16°. Boston, Brown, Bazin 4- co. 1856.
[Boat-club series, v. 2].
Cross and crescent ; or, Young
America in Turkey and Greece. A story
of travel and adventure. Engd. tit. 347
pp. 3 pi. 16°. Boston, Lee 4- Shepard, 1873.
[Young America abroad, 2d series].
In doors and out ; or, views from the
chimney corner. By Oliver Optic, [jwcm-
don.] Engd. tit. 330 pp. 5 pi. 12°. Bos-
ton, Brown, Bazin 4- co. 1855.
In school and out ; or, the conquest of
Richard Grant. By Oliver Optic, [pseu-
don.] 286 pp. 2 pi. 16°. Boston, Lee 4-
Shepard, 1864.
Little Bobtail ; or, the wreck of the
Penobscot. By Oliver Optic. Ipseudon.]
Eugd. tit. 333 pp. 12 pi. 16°. Boston, Lee
4- Shepard, 1872.
[The j'acht-club series.]
Little by little; or, the cruise of the
Flyaway. By Oliver Optic, [pseudon.]
280 pp. 2 pi. 16°. Cincinnati, Rickey, Mal-
lory 4- CO. 1861.
Now or never; or, the adventures of
Bobby Bright. By Oliver Optic. Ipseu-
don.] 1 ill. title, 263 pp. 1 pi. 16°. Bos-
ton, Brown, Bazin 4' co. 1857.
Palace and cottage ; or, Young Amer-
ica in France and Switzerland. By Oliver
Optic, \_p8eudon.] Eugd. tit. 348pp. 3 pi.
16°. Boston, Lee 4' Shepard, 1869.
[Young America abroad series, v. 5].
Poor and proud ; or, the fortunes of
Katy Redburn. A story for young folks.
Engd. tit. 274 pp. 1 pi. 12° Boston, Phil-
lips, Sampson 4' co. 1859.
[Boat-club series, v. 5].
ADAMS.
JESOPUS.
Adams (William Taylor)— contiuned.
Rich and humble; or, the mission of
Hortha Grant. A story for young people.
IJy Oliver Optic, [/miulon.] Kngd. tit.
'IJi) pp. 3 ])1. 1»; . lluxton. La .J" Sluparil,
(Worwlvillo utorio.H, v. 1].
The 8;iilor-l)oy ; or, .Jack Somers in
the navy. Hy Oliver Oi)tic. [p>iCHdun.^
Kmk*!. tit. XU; pp. 2 pi. in . lloslou, Ln-
if- Slujtard, 1 ■^(I.'>.
[The army anil navy sMiif.s, v. 1].
Sea and sh(»re; or, the tramps of a
traveller, hy Oliver Oi)tic. [pnendou.'l
Knpl. tit. 'XtO pp. i:? i>l. IG . noston, Lee
tf- Shtpuril, l^'2.
(The upward ami onwanl strioj*, v. C].
The soldier hoy; or, Tom Somers in
the army. IJy Oliver Optic, [psendon.'^
yx\ pp. 4 pi. 1'^ . Ihstim, Lee .)'• Shejyard,
(The army ami navy stories].
A spellinjj-book for advanced classes.
i*C pp. 12^. Ihilou, Limcer .V- Ttleston, 18G3.
Watch and wait ; or, the young fugi- ,
tives. Hy Oliver Optic, [pscudoii.'] 270
pp. IG . lloHton, Lie .J- Sliepard, lci()4.
Adams (— ). Woman. Sketches of the
hi.story, genius, disposition, accomplish-
ments, eujployments, customs and import-
ance of the fair sex, in all parts of the
world. 15y a friend to the sex. [rt?/0M.]
viii, 400 pj). 1-^ . London, C. Kearsley,
171K).
The same. Interspersed with anec-
dotes. IJy a friend to tho sex. [anon.']
21M; pp. 1-2. liofiton, J. nnmstead, 1807.
Addicks ( .)/r«. Barbara O'Sullivan). Pocket
manual, treating of tho science of the
french language, under tho heads of, 1st,
orthography, iJd, etymology, 3d, syntax.
Kir^t num])er. Of orthography, xxxii,
H':i pp. l.-< . Philadelphia, ld44.
Addison (Joseph). Tho evidences of tho
christian religion, with additional dis-
courses. Collected from tho writings of
Addison. 31 2 pp. 12 . dreenfteUhl.yfaffs.]
./. Ik Rio, IfiVi.
Tho happiness of tho souls in lieaven.
[fn nr.I.LAKMIXn (KolM^rlo). Tlift joys of tlio
l.lr»M.Ml. f^ '. London, E. Curll, 172;j. pp. i-ix].
Adriaiii ((Hovambattista). Istoria do' suoi
tempi. [l.-|3(;-l.-,73J. 8 v. M. r,alo,fra.
trlli Giarhflti, l'?22-'i3.
.Vor/.—Ganihft say, of this oilition. "non i'- rho mn-
t*«rial.« riitampniil <|tie-llft(l<.l l.V-3;' .and Hrinict
■■ "9*:, rOimpn-iwlon puro cl Bimplo do cello de
Adventures (Tlie) of Harry Franco, a tale
of the great panic. [anoM.] 2 v. 2 p. 1.
271 pp ; 2 p. 1. 254 pp. 12°. Xeto Tori; F.
Saunders, 1839.
Adventures (The) of Willsou Avery. By
the author of * ' The black velvet bracelet."
I [flwoM.] 234 pp. 16°. Boston, B. H. Greene,
! 18.33.
Advice from a lady of quality, to her cbil-
i dren; in the last stage of a lingering ill-
ness. Translated from tho french, by S.
Gla.sse, d. d. [etc. anon."] 4th ed. 1 p. 1.
XV, 245 pp. 16^. Glocceter, [Eng.'] R. Baikes,
for liirington, elc. 1786.
Advice to Julia. A letter in rhyme, \_anon.]
I 2 p. 1. 23() pp. IC^. London, J. ^furray,
! 1820.
Advice to a young brother, on practical sub-
jects. By a missionary, [anon.'] 115 pp.
1 pi. 16^. Xcw-Tork, Taylor <f- Gould,
1835.
Advice to a young christian, 1830. See
Waterbury (Jared B.)
Advice to a young gentleman, on entering
society. By tho author of the "Laws of
etiquette." [anon.] 1 p. 1. 295 pp. 10^.
PhiladeljyMa, Lea ^' Blanehard, 1839.
Advice to young mothers on the physical
education of children. By a grandmother.
[anon.] Ist american ed. with additions.
355 pp. 12^. Boston, IJilUard, Gray .j- co.
1833.
.aischines. The oration of -<Eschines against
Ctesiphon. [330 B.C.] With notes. By
J. T. Charapliu. xii, 182 pp. 12°. Cam-
hridge, [^fas8.] J. BartlcU, 1850. "
iEschylus. The Agamemnon of ^schylus,
with notes. By C. C. Felton. x, 199 pp.
12 \ Boston, J. Munroe 4' co. 1847.
Tho Prometheus of iEschylus, with
notes. By Theodore D. Woolsey. New ed.
X, 108 pp. 12°. Boston, J. Munroe cf co.
1850.
Tho Prometheus and Agamemnon.
Translated into euglish verse, by Henry
William Herbert, xii, 156 pp. 12^. Cam-
bridge, [Mass.] J. Bartlett, 1849.
Septem contra Thobaa, a tragedy.
[Gr.] Edited, with onglish notes, by Au-
gustus Sachtlebon. x, 156 pp. 12". Boa-
ton, J. Munroe .j- co. 1853.
iEsopus. One hundred of ^sop's fables, iu
french ; preceded by a description of fifty
animals, most of which occupy a place iu
the fables themselves; and accompanied
iESOPUS.
AINSLIE.
iEsopus — continued,
by a french-english dictionarj'. 237 pp.
18°. rhiladcljihia, J. Dohson, 1842.
The same. New revised ed. 237 pp.
18°. riiiladeliyhia, F. Leypoldt, 1865.
African metbodist episcopal Ziou cburcb.
Hymns. Improved ed. Tiiblisbed by S.
M. Giles, C. Rusb, and J. P. Tbompson.
524 pp. 24°. New- York, 18^8.
African (The) repository. [Monthly]. Jan.
to dec. 1872. v. 48. 8^. Washington,
American colonization society, 1872.
Agar (J.) The American's book of oratory,
or guardian of liberty. 350 pp. 8°. Au-
iurn, IX. F.] Derby .j- Miller, 1852.
A-gaseiz (Louis John Rudolph). Twelve
lectures on comparative embryology, de-
livered before the Lowell institute, in
Boston, dec. and jau. 1848-9. Phonograph-
ic report, by J. W. Stone. 104 pp. 8°.
Boston, Bedding cj- co. 1849.
and Grould (Augustus Addison). Prin-
ciples of zoology, touching the structure,
development, distribution, and natural ar-
rangement of the races of animals, living
and extinct. Part 1. Comparative physi-
ology. New revised ed. 250 pp. 12°.
Boston, Gould ij- Lincoln, 1873.
Note. — Xo change whatever from edition of 1851.
Agatha, or one thing I do. By the author
of " Early and later rain." [_anon. ] 195 pp.
1 pi. 18°. PUladelplna, Preslyterian board
of iniblication, [1859],
Aglar (James Francis). The Missouri tem-
plar's hand book. 2 p. 1. 200 pp. 18°.
Chicago, E. B. Myers, 1870.
Agnes and the little key, 18G3. See Adams
(Nehemiah,^. d.)
Agnes and the key of her little coCBu, 1857.
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Ginal. Beide curse in einem bande. 204
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1871.
A new practical grammar of the dutch
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London, F. Thimm, 1854.
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335 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, Key 4- Biddle,
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his life. By mrs. Sarah J. Hale. 288 pp.
18°. Boston, Marsh, Capen, Lyon <f' Wehh,
1840.
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Aimwell (Walter, pseudon.) See Simonds
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Ainsworth (Robert). A new abridgment
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Airy (George Biddell). On sound and at-
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Alciati (Andrea). Contra vitam monasti-
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Alcott (Louisa M.) Aunt Jo's scrap-bag.
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Alden (Joseph, d. d.) The aged pilgrim.
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Hand-book for sunday-school teach-
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Alden (Miriam). Bashie's service : or
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Aldine (The), a typographic art journal.
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Alene i London, 1870. See Smith (Han-
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Alex. \_ineudon.'\ As she would have it. By
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Alexander (Archibald, d. d.) Thoughts on
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12°. Philadelphia, Presbyterian hoard of
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The same. 3d ed. 397 pp. portrait.
12°. Philadelphia, Presbyterian board of
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Alexander (J. W. d. d.) — continued.
The life of Archibald Alexander, d. d.
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Alexander (John Henry). Catena domini-
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H. Hooker, 1855.
Alexander (Samuel Davies). Princeton
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Alexander (William, of Philadelphia, born
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Alexander (William D. S.) The hermit of
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Alford (Henry). The poetical works of
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Alger (Horatio, jr.) Bertha's Christmas
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Frank's campaign ; or, what boys
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Alexander (James Waddell, d. d.) Conso-
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448 pp. 8°. Neic-York, C. Scribner, 1853.
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CONTEKTS.
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CONTENTS.
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282 pp. 3 pi. [1871].
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280 pp. 3 pi. [1872J.
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AUco and Re-s-sie; or growth in grace.
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Alice Clirtonl, and her day-areanis. [nnon.]
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AUda ; or, miscellaneous sketches of occur-
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Allcott (Wil'iiatn W.) Alicott's produce
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ALLGEMEINE.
Allebach (J.C.) and Hnnsberger (I.E.)
Readable notes for tho Bunday-school,
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AUeine (Joseph). Earail dhurachdach do
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Allen (Chester G.) The coronation, 1872.
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Allen (William, c[.(?.) Wunuissoo, or the
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Allison (Joy, pseudonf) Kato Jameson
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Allix (Peter). Dissertationes tres. i. De
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Allston (Emma F.) The jewel; a holiday
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All-wood (Rev. Philip). A key to the reve-
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Almanac for the use of navigators. See
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Almindelige (Den) danske landmandsfor-
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Die staats-verwaltung des herrn William
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Almon (John)— coutinued.
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{With the precodin};].
Alpers (W.) The Beethoven collection of
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Alvarez (Francisco, c/topZatu to Manuel, king
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Amaranth (The), a literary and religious
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Amaranth (The) ; or token of remembrance.
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Amateurs' (The) guide for 1872. A complete
book of reference, relative to the amateur
editors, authors, printers and publishers of
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AMATEURS.
AMERICAN.
American (The) exchange, etc.— continued.
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yojir-book, exhibiliti},' reoeiit pro^aess in American (The) grainers' hand-book, 1872.
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Ambrose {liev. Isaac). War with «levils.
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American agricultural annual. A fanners'
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The sauie. Der amerikanischo agri-
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ligt .sind, dariu begritVen dor farmer, giirt-
ner, etc. Januar bis dez. 1872. v. lU. 4.
.Vnr Ymk, O. Judd .$■ co. [ 1872 J. |
American annals of the deaf and dumb.
K<lit«'<l by LewoUyn Pratt and Edward A. I
Riy. Jan. 1870, to oct. 1872. v. 15-17. 8'=. I
JfaHhington, ('oni-cntion am. instructoi'8 deaf
and dumb, 1870-72. !
American (The) bee journal. [Monthly].
Kditeil by Samuel Wagner. July, 1871, to
June, 1872. v. 7. 8\ Wanhinglon, S.lVag-
n/T, 1872.
American (The) bibliopolist. [Monthly].
Jan. to dec. 1872. v. 4. 8 . Xew York, J.
Sabin <f- Bonn, 1872.
American (The) bookseller's guide. Month-
ly. J.an.l to dec. 1,1872. v. 4. 8\ New
York, American ncirs company, 1872.
American colonization society. See Afri-
can (The) repository.
American (The) connnonplaco bo(dc of
prose. See Cheever (G. IJ.)
American eclectic medical review. [Month-
ly]. Editors: K()l)ort S. Newton, m. d.
Alexander Wilder, m. d. and E. S. McClel-
lan, ni. d. July, 1^71, to June, 1872. v. 7.
Xcw York, Langr, Little ,J- IliUman,
pertory of notes and queries concerning
the history and antiquities of America and
biography of Americans. Edited by Ben-
son J. Lossing, 11. d. [Monthly], Jan. to
dec. 1872. v. 1. sm. 4°. PhUadelphia,
Chmc ,$• Town, 1872.
American horticultural annual. A year-
book of horticultural progress for the pro-
fessional and amateur gardener, fruit-
grower, and florist. 1871. [v. 5]. 16°.
New York, 0. Judd ^' co. 1871.
American institute of homoeopathy. Trans-
actions of the twenty-second session, held
in Boston, June 8-11, 1869. New series.
V. 1. 8°. Boston, A. Mudge <j- son, 1870.
The same. Transactions of the twen-
l'*72.
American (The) educational monthly. A
mnga/ino of popular instruction and liter-
ature. Jan. to dec. 1872. v. [). p . JS>,r
York, J. ;r. Sehnmrrhorn .J- co. 1872.
American (The) exchange and review. A
miscellany of useful knowledge and gen-
eral literature. Especially devoted to
llnnnce, mining and metallurgv, insu-
rance, [etc. Monthly], March, 1872, to
ty-fourth session, held in Philadelphia,
June 6-9, 1871. New series. 8°. Chicago,
Lakeside press, 1872.
American institute of instruction. The
lectures delivered before the American in-
stitute of instruction, in Boston [and else-
where], including the journal of proceed-
ings, and a list of the officers. [For the
years 1831, 1844-45, 1850, 1852, 1858-61,
1863]. 8° & 12°. Boston, W. D. Ticknor
tf CO. 1832-64.
CONTEXTS.
AiiBOTT (Jacob). On moral education. 1831.
Alcott (W. a.) Prize essay ou the constructiou
of Bchool-housoa. 1831.
Adams (F. A.) On intellectual arithmetic. 1845.
A HAMS (T. D.) The bearings of popular education
upon civilization. 1861.
liATKS (J. jr.) Ou dr. Thomas Arnold. 1852.
Bkllows (J. N.) The duty of the american
teacher. 1844.
BuooKs (C.) On the introduction of natural his-
tory as a regular classic in our seminaries. 1844.
BuooKH (W. II.) Ou the education of the Ave
senses. 1831.
IJitowN (G.) On grammar. 1831.
JiaowN (M. T.) Tlie necessity of education in a
free state. 1860,
BuTi.Eii (J. D.) Incentives to mental culture
among teachers. 1852.
(^Ai.TUUor (S. R.) Pliysical development. 1858.
CUASR (C. C.) God's plan for educating men. 1850.
DuiutiN (C.) On natural history, as a branch of
common education. 1831.
Emkrson (G. B.) On the education of females.
1831.
Fki.tox (C. C.) The schools of modern Greece.
18«0.
FosTKB (.John), Ifodern notions of a practical
education, 1858.
11
AMERICAN.
AMERICAN.
American institute of instruction — cont'd.
FowLE ("W. B.) On tho boat method of teaching
geography. 1845.
Fowler ( W. C.) Influence of academies and high
schools on common schools. 1831.
Galloui' (D. r.) Some of the dangers of teachers.
1844.
Greene (S. S.) On methods of teaching to read.
1844.
Gulliver (J. P.) The school the ally of the pul-
pit. 185<J.
Hale (J.) On school discipline. 1844.
Hawes (J.) Address on tho formation and excel-
lence of the female character. 1845.
Dignity of the teacher's office. 1845.
HiLLAUD (G. S.) On tho counoctiou between ge-
ography and history. 1845.
Jakvis (E.) On tlio necessity of the study of
physiology. 1845.
Jenneu (S.) On the importance of early train-
ing. 1850.
Johnson (A. N.) On vocal music in common
schools. 1845.
McKeen (J.) Tho school-system of tho state of
New York. 1852.
Mann (H.) The necessity of education in a re-
publican government. 1844.
NoRTiiEXU (C.) On some of tho obstacles to the
greater success of common schools. 1844.
Olmsted (D.) On the beau ideal of the perfect
teacher. 1845.
Tarkhuust (J. L.) On the means which may bo
employed to stiftiulato the student without the
aid of emulation. 1831.
Philbrick (.J. D.) Characteristics of the true
teacher. 1850.
Phillips (S. C) On the usefulness of lyceums.
1831.
Putnam (B. W.) Drawing as a branch of educa-
tion. 1858.
Quint (A. H.) Province of legislation in regard to
education. 1860.
EusSELL (W.) Female education. 1844.
Sanborn (E. D.) Aids to the study of the classics.
1859.
The duties of examining committees. 1845.
Sawyer (H. E.) Privileges and pleasures of teach-
ers. 1861,
Smyth (A.) Christian culture in public schools.
1861.
Stowe (C. E ) The religious element in educa-
tion. 1844.
Town (S.) On county teachers' institutes, 1845.
Valentine (T. W.) "Words fitly spoken. 1858.
"Walker (A.) Political economy as a study for
common schools. 18.50.
"Walker (J.) Introductory lecture. 1831.
"Weld (A. H.) On classical instruction. 1844.
Wells (W. H.) Self-reliance. 1852.
Wetherell (L.) The liberal education of woman.
1861.
Wheeler (C. H.) Essential elements in ameri-
can education. 1852.
Whitaker ( W. J.) Drawing as a means of educa-
tion. 1852.
WooDBRiDGE (W.) On the size and ventilation of
school-rooms. 1831.
Wyman (E.) The influence of the social relations
in the schools. 1850.
YouMANS (E. L ) The masquerade of the elements.
1860.
The papers read before the American
institute of instruction, at Lewiston, Me.
august, 1872, with the journal of pro-
ceedings, including the constitution. 198
pp. 12°. Sjjringfield, Mass., C. W. Bryan
4- CO. 1873.
American (The) journal of the medical
sciences. [Quarterly]. Edited by Isaac
Hays, m. d. July and October, 1872. New
8eries,v.64. 8°. PMladelitMa, H.C.L€a,l872.
American (The) journal of science and arts.
[Monthly]. Editors, James D. Dana and
B. Silliman [and others]. Jan. to dec.
187^. 3d series, v. 3-4 ; [complete series,
V. 10.3-104]. 8°. New Haven, editors, 1872.
American (The) journal of syphilography
and dermatology. Devoted to the consid-
eration and treatment of venereal and skin
diseases. Edited by M. H. Henry, m. d.
Quarterly. Jan. to oct. 1872. v. 3. 8°.
Xeio York, F. W. Christern, 1872.
American literary gazette and publishers'
circular, [Semi-monthly]. Nov, 1, 1871,
to Jan. 15, 1872. 8vo series, v, 18, Phil-
adeljyhia, G. W. CMlds, [1871-72],
Note. — Discontinned and united with the Pub-
lishers' and stationers' weekly trade circular.
American (The) medical almanac, for 1848:
containing statistics of the various medi-
cal colleges, hospitals, dispensaries, etc.
of the United States, 18°, Philadelphia,
Lindsay cf- Blakiston, [1847].
American (The) monthly magazine. New
series, v. 1-2. 8°. Boston, Otis, Brooders,
<t CO. 1836.
American (The) musical directory, 1861,
[oMon.] 260 pp, 18°, New York, J. Hutch-
inson, 1861,
American (The) naturalist, an illustrated
magazine of natural history. [Monthly].
Edited by A, S, Packard, jr. and F. W.
Putnam, Jan. to dec, 1872. v. 6, Salem,
Mass., Pedbody academy of science, 1872.
American normal school awd National teach-
ers' associations. Addresses and journal
of proceedings, at Cleveland, Ohio, 1870.
272 pp. 8°, Washington, J. H. Holmes,
1871.
American philosophical society. Proceed-
ings. vol.1. 1838-1840. 8°. Philadelphia,
society, 1840.
Xote.— The title-page, and nos. 1-4, 11, and 12, are
reprints ; the rest, of the original edition.
Transactions. New series, v. 13-14.
4°. Philadelphia, society, 1869-71.
American (The) practical cookery-book ; or,
housekeeping made easy, pleasant and
economical in all its departments. By a
practical housekeeper, lanon.l^ 319 pp.
12°. Philadelphia, G. G. Evans, 1859,
American (The) primary class-book; or,
lessons in reading, for younger classes of
cbildren. \,anon.'\ 144 pp. 16°. Provi-
dence, Cory, [e/c] 1830.
American (The) publisher. [Monthly],
Editor, Orion Clemens. April, 1871, to dec.
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AMERICAN.
ANATOMICAL.
American (The) i>ubli8hor— coutiuued. j
1872. V. 1-2 in 1 v. fol. Hartford, Conn. \
[American publishing company, 1871-72]. j
iN'ote.— Name changed to the Amebic ax monthly. |
American railroad journal. Steam naviga- 1
tion, commerce, tinanco, engineering,
banking, mining, manufactures. [Week- j
ly]. John II. Schultz, editor. Jan. G to |
dec. 28, 1872. v. 45 ; 2d quarto series, v. |
28. 4 -: Xetc York, J. U SchulU, 1872.
American ship masters' association. Rec-
ord of amcrican and foreign shipping,
from surveys made and compiled, to pro-
vide a standard american classification of
vessels. 20 p. 1. 7r>8, 55 pp. 4-. Xiw
York, [ R. C. Root, Anthony 4- co.'\ 1873.
American (The) Sunday-school hymn-book, j
[anon.1 :«>0 pp. 24^. Philadelphia, Amer-
ican a. 8. union, [ 1860 J.
American system of education. Sec Chap-
man (John L.) and Scott (James).
American undemsritcr's manual and iusnr- 1
anco directory for 1862-63. Compiled by
Joseph I J. Ecclesine. 108 pp. 1 pi. &-.
yeic York, Gricrson tf- Ecclesine, 1862.
Amerikanische (Dcr; pfordearzt, enthal- ;
ten<l eine anweisung zur erziehung uud I
haltung der pferde. Aus den besten ameri- 1
kanischen uud englischen schriftstellern I
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240 pp. 1 pi. Vi\ Philadelphia, A, Towar, '
18:12.
Ames ( Mm. Mary Clemmer). A memorial of j
Alice and Pha>be Cary, with some of their '
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Amhurat (Nicholas). Terra'-filius: or, the!
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At, a/*o. Craftsman (The).
Amory (Lizzie). Little Paul and other'
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nhitlemort, MUs .f- Ifall, 1856. i
Amory (Robert, m.d.) The physiological |
and therapeutical action of the bromide
of potassium and bromide of ammonium.
See Clarke (Kdward Hnmmoud, m. d.)
and Amory.
Amsterdam. Koninklijk zoologisch gcnoot-
itrhap Xalnra arlis magistra. Jaarboekje,
Amsterdam— continued.
1860-64. 5 V. 16^. Amsterdam, M. If'es-
terman «f- zoon, 1860-62.
Socii'te' pour V encouragement dcs fab-
riques etpour Vindustrie ouvrieredans Ics Pay-
has. Exposition internationalo d'<^cono-
mio domeatiquo ji Amsterdam— 1869.
Catalogue g<^u<5ral. 2 p. 1. 128 pp. 8^.
A msta-dam, K. H. Schadd, [ 1869]. s.
Auabaptisticum ct euthusiasticum pan-
theon und geistliches rilst-hauss, wider die
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COXTENTS.
Altk und ncuc schwamiKeiater-bruth, und quiicker
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Eksciikockuche briiderHchafft dor alten und
ntnien widertiiuffcr, quiicker, 8(;hwarmcr uud
freygeist«r, [etc. anon. n. p.] 1702.
FicKK. Fur^tellunK vior neuer welt-weisen, na-
niontlich, 1. Kenati Des Cartes, 2. Thoniiu
Ilobbes, 3. Bcuedicti Spinosa, 4. Balthasar Be-
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I''i<;kkx (B.) Historia fanaticornm, oder elne
vollkomniene relation uu(\ wissenschatft von
denen schwarmern, als alien anabaptisten iind
iiouen qviikem, [etc. anon. ] Frank/urth am
Mayn, M. Hemozdorff, 1701.
Gkumaxy (Empire of). Der riimischen kiiyscr-
lichen ma^ji'stiit ernstliches edict an die rcbtissin
7,u Ilerfordt, die widertaufl'or, [etc.] ausderostifft
7,a 8cliafleu lujd iiicht niehr zu duldeu. [n. p.]
1702.
GKScinrnTE (Die) von dem proasen betrieger, oder
lalschon Jndenkonige Sabatai-Sevi von Smirua,
]etc. anon, n.p.] 1703.
KiixioLicHE, chnr- uud fiirstlicho edicta, und ver-
ordnungen, wider die neuen cingcbleicheudcn
schwjirnier, [etc.] Cothen, W. A. Meyer, 1701.
Kkatzexsteix (II.) Dea qvedlinbuigiachen ertz-
acliwermcra und qvaker-propbeteu lleiurich
Kratzenatoins geacliichte, aua aeinen eigeu-
hiindigen brieffeu und schrifften, [etc.] 1701.
MOi.LEK (J. C) Greuol <ler falacben measieu, wio
anch schatz-kammer dea wahren messi<'c Jesu
Chriati [etc. 7i.p.] 1702.
NKU88 (H. G.) rrobatio apiritua et doctrinai
Deniocriti, das iat, priilung des ceistes und der
lehre Ciiriatiaui Deniocriti, sonat Dipjjel genandt,
[etc.] llalberntadl, J. D. liergmann, 1701.
Nc^vL's in Beilgio Judiuorum rex OligerPaulli, [etc.
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TiiKOBAU> (Z.) Der alten und neuen achwiirmer,
widertiintreriacher geist, [etc.] Cothen, W. A.
Meyer, 1701.
VEK.SCII.MITZTE (Der) wcltmann und acheinbeiligo
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"Weu-i.e (F. 11. von). Die liorrlichkeit Jesu
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(/n S.WERio (Francesco). Le odl di Anacreonto
e di Saflb. 2 v. in 1. 8°. CoUe, 1782-83. v. 1, &
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Select odes of Anacreon, with critical
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tations of other ancient authors. By rev.
Hercules Younge. xvi, 167 pp. 16°. Lon-
don, Vcrnor .f- Hood, 1802.
Anatomical (The) remembrancer; or Com-
plete pocket anatomist. From the 2d
Loudon ed. revised, [anon."] 245 pp. 18°.
Xcw York, S. S. «f- W. Wood, 1845.
ANATOMICAL.
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ANDREWS.
Anatomical (Tho) remembrancer— cont'd.
The same. 3(1 ed. With corrections
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265pp. 18°. New York, W.Wood ij- co. 1871.
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tho english bible. Abridged and contin-
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Anderson (Elbert). The sky-light and the
dark-room ; a complete text-book on por-
trait photography. 220 pp. 7 1. 5 phot. pi.
sni. 4". Philadelphia, Benerman <f Wilson,
1872.
Anderson (James, d. d.) The new book of
constitutions of the most ancient and hon-
ourable fraternity of free and accepted
masons, containing their history, charges,
regulations, etc. Published by the order.
Collected from the Book of constitutions
published in England, in 1738. By Edward
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J. Butler, 1751.
Anderson (John J.) A practical system of
modern geography, for exercises on maps.
108 pp. 18°. New York, J. S. Eedfield, 1851.
Anderson {Rev. Eobert, curate of Trinity,
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Anderson {Eev. Eufus). Memoir of Cath-
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Andrada (Jacinto Freire de). See Freire
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Boston, Crocker ^* Brewster, 1864.
Latin exercises ; adapted to Andrews
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336 pp. 12°. Boston, Crocker cfc Brewster,
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The same. A key to Latin exercises.
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A manual of latin grammar ; intended
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A gram-
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Andrews (Eev. H. P.) The arbor ; or,
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The common school exhibition ; con-
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ANNANDALE.
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j;nHtus F.) TUo complete phonographic
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Anecdote library ; being the largest collec-
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Anecdotes, [anon.] 112 pp. 1 pi. 18^.
I'hiladtlphia, American s. s. \inion, [1838].
Anecdotes of tho electric telegraph.
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Anecdotes of missionary worthies, in the
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Anecdotes of the puritans, [anon.] 144
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The same, [anon.] A new and en-
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I" . i^ao.
The Mtm**.
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The samr.
COVTENTH.
or, chihi'M sri-oud IkkjU.
144 pp.
Pthr<l. I3fipp. 18^. 183.">.
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Philadelphia, E. H. Butler 4' co. 1849-50.
Tho select reader, or union, no. 6 :
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Boston, II. Tolman <f- co. 1868.
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book: an introduction to the study of
sacred scripture. Revised ed. 727 pp. 1
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The fiojrs. Translated by C. Dunster.
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Armstrong ( John M. ) The voice of melody :
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408 pp. 12^^. New York, author, 1851.
Armstrong (W. C.) The life and adven-
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Arnaud ( — ). The history of count
Gleichen, a gernian nobleman, who re-
ceived pcrmi.ssion froin pope Gregory IX.
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Translated from the french i>f Arnaud.
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Arnault (Emile). Pinney and Arnault's
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Arnold (George) and Cahill (FrAuk). Par-
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Arnold {Mrs. Harriet S.) Birthday gift:
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ARNOLD.
ARTHUR.
Arnold {Mrs. Harriet S.)— coutinuetl.
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Arnold {Dr. Joluuin Fninz). rraktiHtbe
^rrainmutik der eiij^lisclum spraolie. Nuch
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Greek reading hook, for the nso of
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.1. A. Spencer. Ol-^ pp. 12 . New-York,
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The same. Arnold's lirst latin book ;
the
V. xi, 330
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Arsenius, archbishop of Monenihasia. 'Ano-
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Xote.—Tho second part, under tlie title, Dicta
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Arthur (Timothy Shay). The angel and the
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311 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, J. JF. Bradley,
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Cast atlrift. 364 pp. 8 pi. 12°. Phil-
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Cedardale; or, the peacemakers. A
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5 pi. 8°. Philadelphia, lAppinoott, Grambo
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The hand but not the heart; or, the
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New York, Derby <j' Jackson, 1858.
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Arthur (Timothy Shay)— coatinued.
llaven't-timoand Dou't-bo-iu-a-hniTy,
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advlphia, Lippincott, Gramho if- co. 1852.
Lessons in life, for all who will read
ATANAGI.
them. 215 pp. 18^. Fhiladclphia, Lippin-
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The pitclier of cool water, and other
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National temperance society and publication
house, 1870.
Stories for young housekeepers. 212
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Temperance tales. 2 v. in 1. 2 p. 1.
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E. Ferrett <.f co. 1844.
Twenty years ago, and now. 312 pp.
12°. Philadelphia, J. W. Bradley, 1860.
Arthur Singleton, or what lack I yet ? By
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249 pp. 3 pi. 18°. Philadelphia, Presby-
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Asbury (Francis, bishop of them. e. chnrch).
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Ashe (/^ey. Simeon). Primitive divinity ; a
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Asher (John R.) and Adams (^George H.)
Asher & Adams' new commercial, topo-
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Ashley {Bev. R. K.) Glances over the field
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Association monthly. Richard C. Mors<',
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Assoucy or Dassoucy (Charles Coypeau
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[Bibliotht'que gauloisej.
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Astrologer (The) of the nineteenth century ;
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and occult philosophy. By the members
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At Jesus' feet, [a/jow.] 372 pp. 16°. New
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Atanagi (Dionigi). Lettere di xiii. hvomini
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versi altri avttori, et il fiore di qvante belle
lettere, che fin' hora si sono vedute ; cou
molte del Bembo, del Nauagero, del Fra-
castoro, del Manutio, & di altri famosi
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ATANAGI.
Atanagi ( I)ioniKi)-continiie«L
auttori nun piii ilato in luc«. [anon, in
fd. ] ^ i>. 1. 71;'- vi*. 1«; . Venetio, Conun da
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Athenwxun (TluO jiu.rnal of literature, sc»-
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Atheneum (The); or, spirit of the euRlish
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[ Ini|Hri«t ; waiitiii;; ▼■ 1»M-
The sauie. 2<l series. April, 1814, to
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Atkin ( Francis F.) Atkiu's pocket compass
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Atkinson (Mary Kllen). The arohitoct of
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Kow^ and Millie, l^y the author of
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Atlantic (The) alumnae, 1H7;J. f^ . Boston,
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Atlantic (The) monthly. A magazine of
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Atle« (Washington L. m. d.) General and
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Atwood (Mo«e« (t.) The american defini-
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AUNT.
Atwood (Moses G.)— continued,
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Auborn (A. d'). The freuch convert: a
true relation of the happy conversion of a
noble freuch lady, from popery, to the
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18-. liew York, G. G. Sickeh, 1830.
Aubrey (Jobu). Wiltshire. The topo-
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Aubry (Jean Francois). Les oracles de Cos.
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Montpellier, J. G. Tournel, 1810.
Auburn {N. Y.) Boyd's Auburn directory :
1872-73. [Also], business directory ot
Union Springs, Aurora, Cayuga, and vil-
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Augenstein (Morit/). Augensteiu's man-
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Augusta {Ga.) Directory of the city of
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Augustinus (Aurelius, sanctus). The two
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Aunt Abbie. See Abbie {Aunt).
Aunt Betsy's nile, and how it worked, 1863.
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Aunt Grivce's home ; or, early days in New
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Boston, Mass. «. s. society, [1855].
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AUNT.
AVVENTUHE.
Aunt Margaret's twelve stories, to illustrate
and impress important truths, {anon.}
12G pp. 18*^. rhiladelphia, American «.-«.
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Aunt Ruth, or persecuted not forsaken. By
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Aurelius Antoninus (Marcus). See Anto-
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Aurora (///.) Aurora census report and
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8". Aurora, Fox river printing co. 1872.
Austin (George Lowell). The life of Franz
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Austro-hungarian empire. (Statistisohe
central-commission). Ausweise iiberdenaus-
wUrtigen handel der osterreichisch-un-
garischen monarchie im sonnen-jahre
1870. xxxi jahrgang. 4°. Wien, K. k.
hof- und staatsdruckerei, 1872. s.
Bevolkerung und viehstand
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1869. V. 5-6. 4°. Wien, K. k. hof- und
staats-druckerei, 1872. ' s.
CONTENTS.
V. 5. Erlauterangen zu den beviilkerangs-ergeb-
nissen.
V. 6. Wohnorte. Erlauterungen zu den vieh-
stands-tabellen.
Die eisenbahnen dor oster-
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betrieb im jahre 1869. 4°. Wien, K. k. hof-
und staatsdruckerei, 1872. s.
Mittheilungen ans dem gebiete
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19te jahrgang, 1-ii heft. 8°. Wien, K. k.
hof- und staatsdruckerei, 1871-72. s.
CONTENTS.
V. 18, iii heft. Die zunahme der verbrechen fete.]
von 185T bis 1869. Die hoch- und mittei-
Austro-hungarian empire— continued.
Hrhuhsn dor im reiclisratlie vertretenen
kruiigreicho nnd liinder von 1851 bis 1870.
iv heft. Der liprgworks-betrieb, 1870.
V. 19, i heft. Bewj'guiit; im boHit/.- und laaten-
Btande der nalitiitfii im jahre 1870.
ii heft. Vurliandluii^en dur k. k. statinti-
achen central-eonimimion ini .jahre 1871.
Statistisohes jahrbuch ftlr 1870.
&^. Wien, K. k. hof- und staatsdruckerei,
1872. 8.
Authentic (An) narrative of the russian
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S. Hooper, 1772.
Authentic papers relating to the expe<lition
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original lettei-s between the admiral [Ed-
ward Vernon] and the general [Went-
worth], etc. 2d ed. 3 p. 1. 100 pp. 12°.
London, L. Eaymond, 1744.
Autobiography of a reformed drunkard ;
or letters and recollections, by an inmate
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pp. 6 pi. 18°. rhiladelphia, Griffith .^- Si-
mon, 1845.
Auvergne-Corret (La Tour d'). Sec La
Tour D' Auvergne-Corret.
Auxilio escriturario : dispuesto para facili-
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Davis, 1838.
Avery (.James). Old .Jim Avery's own far-
rier and recipe book, a cheaper, safer,
and sorer method of farriery than any be-
fore offered to the world; disclosing the
whole secret of training and educating
the horse, with hints on breeding and
surgery. [With] a biography of the
author, by a friend. 340 pp. 5 pi. por-
trait. 12°. Albany, Munsell </• liowland,
1859.
Avery (Samuel P.) Tlie book of 1000 com-
ical stories ; an endless repast of fun. By
the author of "Mrs. Partington's carpet-
bag of fun." [Also, Laughing gas : an ency-
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2 V. in 1. 120 pp ; 156 pp. 12°. Xew
York, Dick <j- Fitzgerald, 1859.
Avventure d'un giovane cavaliere fino a
stabilirsi, in un vero ma raro modo, felice-
mente nel secolo : date altra volta alia
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18°. Verona, A. Andreoni, 1752.
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AYDELOTT.
BACHI.
Aydelott {liec. B. P. in. d.) An acconnt of
the deHtruction of Jerusalem, establishing
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[In WatTh (Iwaac, d.d) A *hort viow of tin'
whole m-riptnre hintory. It". rhUadflphta,
J/ farfy t£ /Airi*, loJ-i pp. 'iTS-O** J.
Ayguals de Izco (Wenceslao). Mario
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Histoire de Madrid. rri-c<^d<^e d' uno in-
trmluction par m. Eugfno Sue. 2 v. in 1.
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I'aritt, DuUrlre, ISM\.
Ayres (George B.) New descriptive hand-
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BAKER.
IG-
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Bailey (Ebenezer). First lessons in alge-
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The same. Improved ed. 252 pp. 12.
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The same. Revised ed. ^M pp. 12 \
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The young ladies' class book ; a selec
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Bailey (Nathan). A complete english dic-
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An universal etynudogical english
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Bailey {Mm, Una Locke). Dr. Plassid's
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Baird (Robert). Mmioir of the rev. .Joseph
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Baird (Samuel J. d. d.) The church of
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Baird (Spencer Fullerton). -See Annual
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Baker (B. F.) and Southard (L. II.) The
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Johnson (A. N.) and Osgood (Jo-
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Baker (George M.) A baker's do/,«Mi. Ori-
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Boston, Lee .f- Shepard, 1872.
The drawing-ro(nu stage : a series of
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tit. 274 pp. 3 pi. 16 '. BoHlon, Lee <S'
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Baker (Harriet Newell Woods). Hai>py
home stories for boys. By atint Hattie.
lp8endou.'\ 6 v. 18^. Bonton, H. J. Young
tj- CO. 1871.
CONTEXTS.
V. 1. Diligent Dick ; or, the yoini": farnicr. 107
pp. 4 pi.
V. 2. Consin Willie. 104 pp. 4 i>l.
V. 3. Lazy Robert; or, the colonils scrv.nnt. lOfi
v. 4. Little Fritz. 106 pp. 4 pi.
V. r>. The new buggy. 109 pp. 4
V. 6. Bertie and hi.s .sisters. 104 pp. 4 \>\.
I'll try ; or, the young housekeeper.
By mrs. Madeline Leslie, [psendon.} 232
pp. inc. 2 pi. 16^. BoHton, Shepard, Clark
<|- Brown, 1859.
Jack the chimney sweeper, and other
stories for children. By mrs. Madeline
Leslie. Ipseudon.] 245 pp. inc. 4 pi. 16°.
BoHton, Shepard, Clark .|- Brown, 1859.
Mrs. Leslie's juvenile series. 16°.
Boston, Shepard, Clark .^ Brown, 1858-59.
CONTENTS,
v. 2. Play and study. Eugd. tit. 200 pp. 3 pi.
1858.
V. 3.
Jloward and his teacher, and other stories.
Engd. tit. 244 pp. 3 pi. IK")!).
V. 4. Trying to be usoliil. Engd. tit. 256 pp. 2 pi.
i859.
Baker (James Loring). Men and things;
or, short essays on various subjects, in-
cluding free trade. 287 pp. 12°. Boston,
Crosby, Nichols tf- co. 1858.
Baker (iier. P.) The devout communicant ;
or, pious meditations and aspirations, for
three days before and three days after re-
ceiving the holy eucharist. Revised. 320
pp. 2 pi. 32°. Ballimore, F. Lucas, jun.
[1832].
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BAKER.
Baker (7?ejr. P.)— continued.
The lenten monitor, or moral reflec-
tions and devout aspirations on the gos-
pels, for each day from ash-wednesday to
easter Sunday. 2 p. 1. 13-259 pp. 12^.
Baltimore, P. Blcnkinsop, 1827.
Baker (Sarah). Barton Todd. By aunt
Friendly. \_i)8eudon.'\ 201 pp. 1 pi. 18.
New York, A. D. F. Randolph, 1863.
The children on the plains. By aunt
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ish twins." 192 pp. 2 pi. 18\ Xew York,
li. Cartel' <$• brothers, 1860.
Christian effort : or facts and inci-
BALL.
dents designed to enforce and illustrate
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The Jewish twins. By aunt Friend
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Baker (William). Peregrinations of the
mind, through the most general &. in-
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Bald-win (Thomas, teacher in Philadelphia).
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The same. Kevised, with essays an«l
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Three inriuiries. 1. Into the scrip-
tural doctrine concerning the devil and
satau. 2. The extent of duration, expressed
by the terms olim, aion, and aiouios, ren-
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BARBAROUX.
Ball (Rer. Thomas)— continuetl.
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[Kay's infant and primary school
stnies]. 3 v. IH^. rhUaiklphia, J. Kay
jun. .J brother, 1H40.
CONTEXTS.
Infrtiit autl priuiJiry 8ch(M»l romlor & Kpeller.
No. 1. In wonl.s ot two and three IctteiH.
No. a. Ill wonln olont> syllable only.
No. 3. In wonU of one aud two syllables.
Ballard {Mrs. J. P.) The hole in the bag,
and other stories. 25G pp. 8 pi. 16°. New
York, Xatioiial temperance society aud publi-
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Ballou's monthly magazine. July to dec.
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Baltimore. The Baltimore address direct-
ory: [to business houses]. By W. G. Ly-
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Balzac (IIonor<5 d'). Nouvelles segues de la
vie de Province. 2 v. 300 pp. 11; 2 p. 1.
298 pp. 1 1. 16^. liruxellcH, Soci^te beige de
librairie, lf*'V7.
Balzofiore (Filippo, d. d.) The life of the
venerable servant of God, Anna Maria
Taigi. Translated from the Italian. By a
religious of the order [of st. Augustine].
1 p. 1. 7-16<l pp. 1 pi. 16 >. rhitadelphia,
E. CummiMkty, 1872.
Bangor (Maine). The centennial celebra-
tion of the settlement of Bangor. Sept. 30,
1869. Published by direction of the com-
mittee of arrangements. 1 p. 1. 182 pp.
1 pi. 8 . liangor, B. A. Burr, 1870.
Bangs («<r. John). Auto-biography. [Al-
so], a vindication of the christian relig-
ion : and remarks on church membership,
»li vision of the church, etc. 3(»'J pp. 12 .
Snr-York, author, \H.\{].
Bangs (Nathan, d.rf.) An original church
of Christ : or, a scriptural vindication of
the orders and powers of the ministry of
the methoilist epi8C<»pal church. 388 pp.
1*/ . \eir- York, T. Ma»on J- (;. Lane, 1837.
The prcwnt state, prosiMjcts, and
rMponsibilities of the njethotlist episcopal
church. With an apiKMidix of ecclesias-
Bangs (Nathan, d. d.) — continned.
tical statistics. 326 pp. 18°. Xew-TorJc,
Lane <f- Scott, 1850.
A vindication of methodist episco-
pacy. 195 pp. 18°. New- York, X. Bangs
i)'- T. Mason, for m. e. church, 1820.
Banka (J. Harrie). State prison life: by
one who has been there. In two parts.
Showing the horrors of the old system,
aud the advantages of the new. Written
by a convict, in a convict's cell, lanon.}
552 pp. 17 pi. 12°. Cincinnati, Neto York,
«f- Chicago, author, 1871.
Bankers' (The) magazine, aud statistical
register. [New York monthly]. Edited
by L Smith Homans. July, 1871, to June,
1872. Third series, v. 6; [complete se-
ries], V. 26. 8°. New York, I. S. Uomans,
1872.
Bankers' (The) magazine, journal of the
money market, and commercial digest.
[London monthly]. Jan. to dec. 1872.
V. 32. 8°. London, Groonibridge <)'• sons,
1872.
Bannac (Adolphiis, pseudon f) The appari-
tion ; or female cavalier. A story foiluded
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[v. 2 imperfect; title-page and table of contents
wantiufj],
Banvard (Joseph, d. d.) A new graded se-
ries of question books on the great prom-
ises of the bible. In three volumes: v. i,
for young classes, v. ii, for intermediate
classes, v. iii, for adult or bible classes.
3 v. 18°. Boston, H. A. Young 4' co. [1871].
Priscilla ; or, trials for the truth. An
historic tale of the puritans and the bap-
tists. 405 pp. 7 pi. 12°. Boston, Heath .)•
Graves, 18.54.
Baptist (National) educational convention.
Sec National baptist educational conven-
tion.
Baptology. My bootmaker and I on modes
of baptism. By an old student, lanon.
By Daniel Dana, jun?] 104 pp. 12°. New
York, D. Dana, jr. 1860.
The same. 2d ed. 104 pp. 12°. New-
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BARBAULD.
BARNARD.
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Things by their right names, and
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Barber (John Warner). The book of simili-
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An introduction to the grammar of
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The same. 2ded. 174 pp. 12°. Bos-
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Barber (Joseph). Barber's american book
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Barclay (Robert). A treatise on chnrch
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BARNARD.
BARTER.
Barnard (Jouatban Gilbert), "Wright (II.
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Barnard (H.) Every youth's book; or
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BARTHOLOW.
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Bartholo-w (Roberts, m. d.) Manual of
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A manual of instructions for enlisting
and discharging solditjrs. With special
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Bartlett (David W.) The heroes of the In-
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Bartlett (John Russell). The literature of
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the United States, and on subjects grow-
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Bartlett (Mary Belle). Minnie Carleton.
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Bartlett (Montgomery Robert). The com-
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The same. 2d cd. Parts 1, 2, and 3.
3 V. 12°. New York, author, 1830.
The same. The national school man-
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CONTENTS.
V. 1. Eeading, spelling, and arithmetic— the fun-
damental rules.
V. 2. Reading, spelling, arithmetic, grammar, and
geography.
V. 3. Reading, arithmetic, grammar, geometry,
and book-keeping.
V. 4. Elements of geography and history (general),
geography and history of the United States,
of South' America, etc. and au appendix,
on natural philosophy.
The juvenile orator; or, every schol-
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in the art of reading. 216 pp. 12°.
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The practical reader, in five books.
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Bartol (Bev. Cyrus Augustus). Church and
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Bartol (liev. Cyrus Augustus) — continued.
The west church [in Boston], and its
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the scriptures and the primitive fathers;
and the reformed episcopal church in p]n-
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BATCHELDER.
BAXTER.
Batchelder (Samuel). Introdaction and
early projfress of the cotton nianufactare
in the United States, iv, lOS pp. 12^.
lioaton, Litlle, Broun 4 co. 18(53.
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Bateman (John Frederic). City of Buenos
Ay res improvements. Kejiort on the
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[1H71]. 8.
The sanje. Mejoras de la cindad de
Buenos Aires. Informo sobre drenage,
sistema do cloacas para desagiie y sobre
provision de agua de la cindad. 100 pp
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lr<71. S.
Docunientos relativos a las obras del
puerto de Buenos Aires 6 iuforrae del
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3 phms fohled. t^'^. Jiiienoa Aires, imjyrenla
del Sifjlo, 1871. S.
Port of Buenos Ay res. Supplemen-
tal report to the minister of finance of
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Bates (Klisha). The doctrines of friends:
or prineiitles of the christian religion, as
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Bates (Fly). A Chinese fragment. Con-
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Rural philosophy: or reflections on
knowledge, virtue, and happineas; chiefly
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Tho same. 1st am. from tho 4th Lon-
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Bates (Stockton). Dream life, and other
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Batjiu (Nicolas). Histoire complete de la
noblesse de France, 1789-1862 ; snivie de
considerations sur la grandeur de la
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Dentu, 1862.
Baudart (Willem). Apophthegmata chrir-
tiana, of te gedenck-weerdigo, leersame en
aerdigo spreucken van vele ende ver-
scheydene christelijcke, en christen-
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thien boecken onderscheyden. Hier is
noch van nieuws by-gevoeght het
tweede decider apophthegmata Christiana,
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Principii fondamentali di fisica. Tra-
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456 pp. 8°. Vienna, i. r. direzione dei libri
scolastici, 1855.
Baxter (G. R. Wythen). Humor and pathos ;
or, essays, sketches, and tales. With
illustrations, by F'rank Howard, viii, 262
pp. 4 pi. 12^^. London, G. Itoutlcdge, 1842.
Baxter (James). The euterpia, a library of
music. 384 pp. obl.S'^. Friendship, N. Y.,
J. C. Crandall, [1872].
Baxter {Rev. Richard). Aphorismes of justi-
fication, with their explication annexed.
Wherein also is opened the nature of the
covenants, satisfaction, righteonsuesse,
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being an answer to the objections of a
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Brown, 1655.
Apology against the modest excep-
tions of mr. T. Blake, and the digression
of mr. G. Kendall. [With] animadver-
sions on a late dissertation of Ludiomaius
Col vinus, alias, Ludovicas Molinieas, and
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BAXTER.
BAXTER.
Baxter (Rev. Richard) — coutiuueil.
an admonitiou of mr. \V. Eyre, with uir.
Craudou's anatomy for satisfaction of nir.
Caryl. 5 v. in 1. 13 p. 1. [658] pp. 2 1.
sm. 4°. London, T. Undcrhill cj- F. Tyton,
1654.
A call to the unconverted. With an
introductory essay, by Thomas Chalmers,
d. d. 159 pp. 18°. New York, American
tract society, laJ)Out 1840].
The same. 216 pp. 18°. Xew York,
li. Carter, 1845.
The christian's converse with God :
or, the insuflScieucy and uncertainty of
humane friendship : and the improvement
of solitude in converse with God. With
some of the author's breathings after him.
sm. 4°. London, F. Tyton 4- N. Simmons,
1664.
[In his Treatise of the knowledge of God, 1064,
part 3, or pp. 293-378. Imperfect ; lacking pages
at end].
The crucifying of the world, by the
cross of Christ. With a preface to the
nobles, gentlemen, and all the rich, direct-
iug thom how they may be richer. 36 p. 1.
254 pp. sm. 4°. London, E. W. for N.
Simmons, 16.58.
The cure of church-divisions: or.
directions for weak christians, to keep
them from being dividers, or troublers of
the church : with some directions to the
j)astors, how to deal with such christians.
2d ed. 24 p. I. 430 pp. 3 1. 16°. Tendon,
N. Symmons, 1670.
The description, reasons & reward.
of the believers walking with God. sm,
40. London, F. Tyton 4^ N. Simmons, 1664.
[In his Treatise of the knowledge of God, 1664,
part 2, or pp. 153-291].
The english nonconformity as under
king Charles II. & king James II. truly
stated & argued. 7 p. 1. 304 pp. sm. 4°.
London, 1689.
[Imperfect; wanting title-page].
Full and easie satisfaction which is
the true and safe religion. In a confer-
ence between a doubter, a papist, and a
reformed cathdlick christian. 12 p. 1. 190
pp. 12°. London, N. Simmons, 1674.
Jesuit j uggling.' Forty popish frauds
detected and disclosed. Ist am. ed. with
au introductory address. 312 pjj. 12°.
New Yoi-k, Craighead cj- Allen, 1835.
The poor man's family book. 1.
Teaching him how to become a true chris-
tian. 2. How to live as a christian, to-
5c
Baxter ( AVf. Richard) — continued,
wards God, himself, and others, in all bis
relations; especially iu his family. 3.
How to die as a christian iu hope and
comfort, and so to be gloritted with Christ
for ever. With a form of exhortation to
the sick [etc.] 6th ed. 6 p. 1. 504 pp.
18°. London, R. Ereringham, 1697.
The reasons of tlie christian religion.
The first part, of godliness: proving by
natural evidence the being of God, the
necessity of holiness, and a future life of
retribution. The second part, of Chris-
tianity: proving by evidence, supernatu-
ral and natural, the certain truth of the
christian belief; and answering the ob-
jections of unbelievers. It openeth also
the true solution of the christian faith.
Also an appendix, defending the soul's
immortality against the somatists or epi-
cureans, and other pseudo-philosophers.
- 13 p. 1. 604 pp. sui. 4 ; London, R. While
for F. Titon, 1667.
The reformed pastor ; a discourse on
the pastoral office. Abridged by Samuel
Palmer. 190 pp. 1 1. 12°. Washington,
Fenn., office of the fVestern telegraph, ISIO.
The safe religion. Or three disputa-
tious for the reformed catholike religion,
against popery. 27 p. 1. 455 pp. 7 1. 16°.
A. Miller, for T. Underhill cj- F. Tyton, 1657.
A saint or a brute. The certain ne-
cessity and excellency of holiness, &c. 8
p. 1. 23,384 pp. portrait, sm. 4°. London,
R. W. for F. Tyton 4^ N. Simmons, 1662.
CON'TENTS.
Tlio first part : shewing the necessity of holiness.
The second part: clearly proving by reason as
well as scripture : 1. In general, that holiness
is best, and necessary to our felicity. 2. Par-
ticularly, that it is beat, 1. For societies; 2.
For individual persons; and more distinctly,
1. That it is the only way of safety. 2. Of hon-
esty, [etc.]
The saints' everlasting rest: or, a
treatise of the blessed state of the saints
in their enjoyment of God iu glory. Ex-
tracted from the works of mr. R. Baxter,
by John Wesley. 398 pp. 16°. New
York, E. Cooper 4- J. Wilson, 1806.
A treatise of knowledge and love
compared. In two parts: 1. Of falsly
pretended knowledge. 2. Of true saving
knowledge and love. 8 p. 1. 342 pp. sm.
4°. London, T. Parkhurst, 1689.
A treatise of the knowledge of God
and the impression which it must make
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New illustrated devotional
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of dr. Wm. Smith's complete dictionary of
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The people's standard edition
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[X H.^ G. T. Day .f co. 1870.
The same. v. 1. The
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Dover, \_X. IT.'] Freewill baptist jjrJMfJwflf
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ciety, IW^ll
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our lord and saviour Jesus Christ, newly
translated out of the original greek, and
with the former translations diligently
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The same.
12°. Fhila-
108 1. 12°.
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The same.
158
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12<^.
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The same : with refer-
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328, 18 pp. 18°. Bostoiif Hilliard, 1827.
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The same. 336 pp.
18C.
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Middletown, Conn., Hunt if co. 1840.
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Xeicarlc, N. J., B. Olds, 1842.
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The same. A literal
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The practical exposi-
V. 1.
V. 2.
V. 3.
BIBLE.
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Acts of the apostles.
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occasional notes, and serious recollections
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CONTENTS.
Matthew and Mark.
Luke amlJohu.
Acts of the apostles and Paul's epistle to the
Homans.
V. 4. Paul's epistles to the Corinthians, Galatians,
and Ephesians.
V. 5. Paul's epistles to the Philippians, Colossians,
Thessalonians, Timothy, Titus, Philemon,
and the Hebrews.
V. C. The general epistles of James, Peter, John,
and Jude ; and the revelation of st. John,
the divine.
and
Reference
nouncing testament, according
pro.
to the
standard of the American bible society ;
with a copious and judicious selection of
references to parallel and illustrative pas-
sages, translated from the germau and
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York, R. Carter 4- brothei's, 1859.
Apocryphal books. The
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gospels, epistles, and other pieces now
extant, attributed in the first four centu-
ries to Jesus Christ, his apostles, and their
companions, and not included in the new
testament by its compilers. Translated,
and now first collected into one volume,
with prefaces, tables, notes, and referen-
ces. Ist am. from last Lond. ed. 366 pp.
12°. Philadelphia, E. T. Scott, 1825.
Epistles. Notes, ex-
planatory and practical, on the general
epistles of James, Peter, John and Jude.
By Albert Barnes. 459 pp. 12°. New
York, Harper # brothers, 1848.
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Blatter fiir gefliigelzucht. Central-organ
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Blaufus (Jacob Wilhelm). Vermischte bey-
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1753.
Blaze (Francois Henri Joseph, dit Castil).
La pie voleuse, opera, en trois actes, sur la
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Bleeker (Sylvester). Gen. Tom Thumb's
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Blind Annie Lorimer. By the author of
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200 pp. 3 pi. 180. Philadelphia, Presby-
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Blind Tom: or the lost found, [anon.}
316 pp. 2 pi. 160. Philadelphia, W. S. 4"
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Bliss (Benjamin K. tf sons, florists). De-
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Bliss (John .^ co.) Abridgment to the
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For the years 1868-1872. 5 v. 8°. New
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Bliss (Mariauna H.) Little Tiger Lily and
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"Blonde" (The) of the period songster.
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Blood (Benjamin). The philos(>phy of jus-
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BOISSEAU.
Bloomer (J. G.) The pacific cryptograph :
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graphing. 151 pp. 12"^. San Francisco,
Bacon 4' co. 1872.
Bloomfield (J. K.) Patient Susie: or, pay-
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205 pp. 6 pi. 16". Cincinnati, Hitchcock tf-
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BIoss (C. A.) Ancient history, for the use
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proved hy John J. Anderson. 1 p. 1. ii,
445 pp. 1 pi. 4 col. maps. 1 col. chart. 12*-'.
Xcw Yorkf Clark <|' Maynard, 1873.
Blossoms of childhood. By a mother.
[rtHOH.] 155 pp. 1 pi. 18°. New York,
rrotestant episcopal s. s. union, 1840.
Blossoms of childhood. [Poems]. By the
author of "The broken bud." \_anon.'\
368 pp. inc. 1 1)1. 16^. New York, Ii. Car-
ter .j'- brothers, 1852.
Blossoms (The) of morality. Intended for
the amusement and instruction of young
ladies and gentlemen. By the editor of
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With engravings on wood by Anderson.
196 pp. 12^^. New- York, E. Dmjckinck,
1807.
Blue (The) flag. By the author of The fish-
erman's boy. \_anon.'\ 200 pp. 18°. New
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The same. Die blaue flagge. Eine
erzahlung flir die christliche jugend.
\_ano7i.} 151 pp. 3 pi. 16°. New York,
Amerikanische traktatgesellschaft, [1870].
Blue [The] socks; or, count the cost.
lanon.^ 232 pp. 2 pi. 18°. Philadelphia,
Am. s. s. union, [1862].
Bluntsohli (Johann Caspar) and Brater
(Carl). Deutsches staats-wtirterbuch. In
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Stuttgart ^ Leipzig, Expedition des staats-
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The same. Nachtrag zum band 1-11.
8°. 1870.
[Withv.W].
Boardman (Henry Angnstns, d. d.) The
great question ; Will you consider the sub-
ject of personal religion ? 230 pp. 1 pi.
12'^. Philadelphia, Am. s. s. union, 1855. s.
A selection of hymns : designed as a
supplement to the " Psalms and hymns "
of the Presbyterian church. 516 pp. 16°.
Philadelphia, W.S. 4- A. Martien, 1861.
7c
Boate (Gerard, m. d.) Histoire natvrelle
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Bockshammer(Gustav Ferdinand). Bocks-
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BOISSEAU.
BOMBERGER
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trine ni^'dicale. :?o <^d. 4 p. 1. 722 pp. 8^.
I'arin, J. 11. liailitht, l'!'2().
Boissonade (Jean Franvois). Anecdota
nova; descripsit et annotavit Jo. Franc.
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CONTKNTS.
'Xvutvvftov (\i0ayiov) ntpi poSov. p. 31(5.
'.KyiuvvfiOV ntpl Twv arj^Cnoy Tov OafttToV. p. 3C3.
("aIIASILAjI. T<f» KviiAttj). p. 3-(J.
(Jm MXLti (J.) Tow irapaKOifi-unevov tow XoVftvov
cirtcTToAai. p. 'M3.
("lICMNL'rt (N.) "EiriffToAat p. 1 ; ntpt wAi)?. p. 191.
DKMKIUII'S CVKUML'S. "ETTiffToAa*. J). '251.
Ki (.KXKlH (I.) '¥.K<^pa<Tei<:. j). :W9.
KlfiKMrih (M.) "EiTiffToAi/irtpi opwi' j?u)r)?. p. 340.
Lk»j, I'lin.OhtU'llls. .Vfo^Tov <i>iAoao</>ow (cai larpow
aJTO<TnaanaTloV. p. 307.
Mam I::l II, I'liloolonu.'*. Aoyot nayt}yvpiKo<:. p.
tSi. Wiipta TV 'Aaaijj. p. 23!>. To» KwSwfn.
p. 'J47. Ai)uj;tp(u> tcu Ki/ifcit-fj. ]». 21!».
TllKuhOltls ruoKltoMrrt. 1'tixoi iafiPoi ^ovu>StKOi
tK npoautitov Tf)« atiiatrroKpa.Topi(iar}(; trrc Ta> towttjs
oMofK) «. P- 371.
Piute.— 'V\\\t>, is a continuation or supplementary
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I-Jl)-33.
Boissy d'Anglas {Comie Francois Au-
toino de). Les (^tudes litt(5raires et po6-
tiqnos d'nn vieillard, ou reciieil de divers
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r'm, f:, hUjj'cv, l&Z-^y.
COXTEXIS.
V. 1. I5ou^ival, un poi-nie.
V. 2. La l»i«nfalsani'o, un poonio. Epitres. Ec-
claniatiuns contio ics jeux do liasai'd.
T. 3. Noticf.s bio;;rai>liiqu('s.
V. 4-0. Fra;ini«-n8 d'unc hi.stoiro de la litterature
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Boker (Georj^e Henry). Anne Boleyu: a
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Boletin oficial. IVriodico del gobierno do-
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Afio 2 -5\ Nos. 117-272 in 1 v. fol.
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|Imp<'r(Vct ; wanting nos. 131, 1C5, 20.'i, 2.33].
Bolles (William). A spelling book; con-
taining exercises in orthography, prounn-
ciat ion, and reading. 1,% pp. 12^\ Xcw-
ImiuIou, S. Grail, for author, 1825.
The same. Revi.sed and enlarged.
l-'O pp. 1*2 . Xnv-Lou<hn, /!'. .j-./. JioUcs,
Bollettino consolarc. >'(< Italy. Miuistero
prr gli affnri vstai.
Bollettino indnslrialo del regno d'ltalia.
2as«iic. v. 2. Gen.— sett. 1871. ibl. 7b-
riHo, ('. Faralr .J- co. 1871. S.
Bolley (l*oniiK«ins A.) Der mist, seine clie-
mis<.;lie ztisammen.setziing, seine wirkung
als diingemittel nnd seine zubereitnngs-
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Bolley (Ponipeiiis A.)— continued,
dem piano von J. Girardin's vorlesungen
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Jlraunschweig, F. Vietreg «f- sohu, 184C. S.
La participation de la Sni8.so jI I'ox-
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Bolmar (Antoine). A collection of collo-
quial phrases, on every topic necessary to
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3-21Gpp. 18^\ rhiladclphia, Carey 4- Lea,
1830.
The same, ix, 3-208 pp. 18-. /V(»7-
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The same. New ed. ix, 208 pp. 18-\
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Bolton {Her. Cornelius Winter). A shep-
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brothers, 1853.
Tender grass for little lambs. 303 j»p.
8 pi. sq. 16^. New York, B. Carter tf bro-
thers, 1855.
Bolton (Robert, drf. rector of Br oughton). Mr.
Bolton's last and learned worko of the fouro
last things, death, ivdgement, hell, and
heaven. With an assise-sermon, and notes
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Engd. tit. 2C p. 1. 264 pp. sm. 4^. Lon-
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A discovrse abovt the state of trve
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[London, H)3i\^
[With his Some gouerall directions. Title-page
wanting].
Some generall directions for a com-
fortable walking with God. 4th ed. 8 p.
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Bolton {Rev. Robert, of Westchester co. N.
Y.) The lighted valley: or the closing
scones in the life of a beloved sister, [Abby
Bolton]. With a preface by the rev. Will-
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New York, li. Carter 4" brothers, 1850.
Bomberger (John II. A. d. d.) Infant sal-
vat ion in its relation to infant dcijiravity,
infant regeneration and infant baptism.
11)2 pp. IG-'. Vhiladelphia, Lindsay ^'
lilakiston, 1859;
51
BONALD.
BOOTH.
Bonald (Lonis Gabriel Ambroise, vicomte dc.)
Ddinonstration pbilosophique du principe
constitutif do la socidtd, suivie de m6di-
tations politiqnos tirdes do I'dvangile.
\iii, 348 pp. 8°. Paris, J. Le Clere <J' ck.
1830.
Da divorce, considdrd an 19o sifecle,
rolati vomont h, V6tat domostiquo ot h I'dtat
public de socidtd. So 6d. 1 j). 1. 33G pp.
8^. Paris, A. Le Clere, 1818.
Li^gislation primitive, considdrd dans
lo dernier temps par los seules lumi^res de
la raison, suivie de divers traitds et dis-
cours politiques. 3e 6d. 3 v. 8°. Paris,
A. Le Clere 4^ cie. 1829.
Mdlanges littdraires, politiques et
pbilosopbiques. 2 v. 1 p. 1. iv, 514 pp
2 p. 1. 596 pp. 8°. Paris, A. Le Clere,
1819.
Bona Mors association. A pious association
of tbe devout servants of our lord Jesus
Christ, dying on the cross, and the most
blessed virgin Mary, commonly called
Bona Mors, in order to obtain a good death.
190 pp. 24". Baltimore, F. Lucas, jr.
[1841].
Bonar (Horatius, d. d.) The desert of Sinai :
notes of a spring-journey from Cairo to
Beersheba. 2d ed. viii, 424 pp. 3 pi.
1 map folded. 12°. London, J. Nisbet ^
CO. 1858.
Boncceur (L. pseudon?) L'instructeur de
I'enfance. (A first book for children).
141 pp. 12°. Boston, S. B. UrUno, [1864].
Bond (Thomas E. m. d.) A practical treatise
on dental medicine, being a compendium
of medical science, as connected with the
study of dental surgery. 3d ed. xviii,
25-411 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Lindsay ^
Blakiston, 1863.
Boner (Charles). Charles Boner's book.
Engd. tit. viii, 119 pp. 1 pi. 12°. Lon-
don, Chapman 4" Sail, 1848.
Memoirs and letters of Charles Boner,
author of " Chamois hunting in Bavaria,"
&c. With letters of Mary Russell Mitford
to him during ten years. Edited by E.
M. Kettle. 2 v. xviii, 297 pp ; iv, 331 pp.
8°. London, B. Bentley ^ son, 1871.
Bonneville (Benjamin L. E.) The Rocky
mountains ; or, scenes, incidents, and ad-
ventures in the far west. See Irving
(Washington).
Bon-sens (Le), 1772. See Holbach (Paul
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Book buyer (The). A summary of amcri-
can and foreign literature. [Monthly].
Oct. 15, 1871, to sept. 16, 1872. v. 5. 8°.
New York, [Scrihner, Armstrong 4" «>•
1871-72].
Book (The) of anecdotes, and budget of
fun ; containing a collection of over one
thousand of the most laughable sayings
and jokes of celebrated wits and humor-
ists. [«MOM.] .320 pp. 12°. Philadel-
phia, G. G. Evans, 1859.
Book of the atmosphere, [awow.] iv, 140
pp. sq. 16°. Boston, Lilly, Wait 4- CO. IH'Si.
Book (The) of the months, a gift for the
young. lanon.'\ 196 pp. 13 pi. 18°.
Boston, W. Crosby 4- co. 1839.
Book (The) of Mormon : [etc.] Translated
by Joseph Smith, jr. 621 pp. 18°. Kirt-
land, O., P. P. Pratt 4- J. Goodson, 1837.
Book (The) of 1000 comical stories. See
Avery (Samuel P.)
Book (A) of ornithology for youth. With
particular notices of american birds,
[awon.] 322 pp. 16°. Boston, W. Hyde
4- CO. 1832.
Book (The) of pleasures. lanon.'\ 187 pp.
18°. Philadelphia, Key 4- Piddle, 1836.
CONTENTS.
AKEXsmE (M.) The pleasures of im'agiuation.
Campbell (T.) The pleasures of hope.
RoGEits (S.) The pleasures of memory.
Book (The) of poetry, 1847. See Johnes
(Bennett G.)
Book (The) of popular songs ; being a com-
pendium of the best songs, ballads, and
melodies, etc. [anon.] 320 pp. 12°.
Philadelphia, G. G. Evans, 1860.
Book (The) of travels of a doctor of physic.
Containing his observations made in cer-
tain portions of the two continents.
lanon.'\ 373 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, J. B.
Lippincott 4' co- 1871.
Bookseller (The). A handbook of british
and foreign literature, [and] Bent's liter-
ary advertiser. [Monthly]. Jan. to dec.
1872. [v. 15]. 8°. London, [J. Whitaker-\,
1872.
Booth {Rev. Abraham). Glad tidings to
perishing sinners, or, the^' genuine gospel
a complete warrant for the ungodly to
believe in Jesus. 162 pp.'; 16°. Philadel-
phia, S. Taylor, 1833.
Booth (J. B.) A new pictorial history of
the United States of America. 244 pp. 1
pi. 18°. Philadelphia, Leary 4- Getz,\d^A.
62
BOOTH.
BOSTON
Booth (Mary L.) New and complete clock
and watchmak«'i'.s inaiiual. With an
appendix containing; a history of clock
and watchmaking; in America, xvii, 'J«8
pp. G pi. 1-i . Xar York, J. WiUy, 18G0.
Bordeaux. Chamhn df comimrce. Catalogue
<len livn'8 composant la bibliothequc do la
chamhre. Avec Kupph'ment. 2 v. '2 p. 1.
viii, 7:51 pp; 2 p. 1. xxvii, 'u'A pp. H .
IkmUaux, dt Sninrinck, l"^iVJ-<!l. s.
Kxtraitw des proces-verbaux,
U'ttre.s ot nu'^moires do la chambre de coin-
merce do liordcaux. 2o s<^rio. 2()o-'21o v.
Ann<'«e lS«)V)-70. 2 v. b . Bordiaiix, A.
Lr/ra i w, 1 f-GD-T 0.
Bordier (Henri L«'onard). L«'.s archives dc
la France on histoire di-s arehivi's de Tem-
pire, dc8 archivcH des ininisteres, des
d<^partements, des communes, des hopitaux,
des gretVes, des notaires, etc. contenant
I'invcntaire d'une partie do ces d«^pots.
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Borger(r>lio Anne). Disputatio do mysti-
cismo. [Kd. i>a.] xvi, 311 pp. 8^.
Ildfjac ((nitilnm, aimd viduam J. Allart <J-
xov. l-JO.
Borremaus (Anton). Dialoj^us literarius
<!»! poetis et prophetis. In <juo do iion
nullis, «|ua«i tum ad sacras, tum ad pro-
tanas literas pertinent,disputatur. 11 j). 1.
i:{7 i)p. I{ 1. l"? . Jinnlrlddami, II. «j'- T.
linoni, HwS.
Bbsche (lldiiard Theodor). Alli^cuneiue
besehreibunj; der erde und ihrer bcwohner
nebst einer kurzen darstellun}; der him-
nielskiirper. iv, 7iK{ pp. 1 map. 8' .
rhiladtlpliiii, Lrhirivcber ^y Hex, 1840.
Bose (Carl Adam Heinrich). llandbueh
der praktischon landwirthschaft alien
liebhabern derselbeu zuj^eeisnet. 2 v.
X, :ur> pp. 1 1. 1 pi ; vi, 40.') pp. 2 1. 1 pi.
rt\ LnpzUj, ]y. Ihin, 1797-98.
CONTKNTS,
V. 1. V.lcll.:i,i.
V. -J. WitsniwacliH und vitli/.ucht.
Bosaaiige ((Jnstave). lJossanjj;e's literary
annual. Cataloguo of works of note pub-
lished in Franco in 1870-71. 2 p. 1. 158
pp. 8 . Paris, <!. BoHmvgr, 187*2.
Boat (Anji). History of the bohemian and
moravian brethren. Translated from the
trench, and abridj^ed. With an appen-
dix, continuinjr the history to /in/.i-ndorf's
death, and a sketch of tlie present state of
the moravian church, iv, 4*2H pp. 18.
Loudon, L'diijioim had xocivly, IHIM.
Boston (liev. Thomas). Memoirs of the life,
times, and writings, of the rev. Thomas
Boston, of Ettrick. Written by himself.
r>03 pp. 8 \ Aberdeen, G. <f- Ji. King, 18r>*2.
Tho sovereignty and wisdom of God
displayed in the aiUictions of men. Being
tlie substance of several sermons on
Kccles. vii. 13, Prov. xvi. 11), and 1 Pet.
V. (5. viii, I'J'i pp. IG^^. Edinburgh, W.
drag, 1751.
Boston. Pablic librarg. Handbook for
readers, with regulations. Ist ed. P2ngd.
tit. 94 pp. 32 \ Boston, Iiockwcll <)'
Churchill, 1872.
Church at Eing^s chapel. Liturgy
for the use of tho church at King's chapel
in Boston ; collected principally from the
Book of common prayer. 4th ed.' with
family prayers and services, and a collec-
tion of hymns for domestic and private
uso, by F. W. P. Greenwood. 381 pp. 1*2* .
lioHton, Carter 4" Hendee, 1831.
Directories. The Boston directory, cm-
bracing the city record, and business di-
rectory. No. 68. 1872. 8". Boston, Sauq)-
son, Davenport tf co. 1872.
The same. The Boston di-
rectory supplement. Containing a list of
those persons carrying on business who
have removed on account of the great tiro,
or from other causes, [etc.] Dec. 1872.
8\ Boston, Sampson, Davenport <y* co.
[1872].
The Boston pocket business
directory. [For 18G*2-G4]. Comi)iled by
Dean Dudley. 2 v. 1(5 \ Boston, proprie-
tor, 18(5*2-63.
Stimpson's Boston directory;
and tho city register, 1841. 16*^. Boston,
C. Stim2)son, 1841.
See, also, Brown (Francis II.)
Tho medical register for Boston, etc *
Cleary (William P. <f" co.) Business direct-
ory of tho cities of New York, [etc.]
1872-73.
Boston daily advertiser. .Jan. 1, 18G2, to
dec. 31, 18G4 ; fob. 1, 1865, to dec. 31, 1872-
21 V. fol. Boston, 1862-72.
Boston (The) daily news. Jan. 1 to dec. 31,
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[1872].
Boston (Tho gynflpcological society ol).
Journal : a monthly journal devoted to
tho advancement of the knowledge of tho
diseases of women. Edited by Winslow
53
BOSTON.
Boston (The gynjpcological 80c. of)— cont'd.
Lewis, ra. d. Horatio R. Storor, m. d.
Georgo H. Bixbj, m. d. Jan. to dec. 1872.
V. 6-7. 8°. Boston, J. Camphellf 11872}.
Boston lectures, 1872. See Christianity
and scepticism.
Boswell. [paeudon.} Tlio loves of Jonathan
and Virginia. 120 pp. 12°. Philadel-
pUa, 1873.
Boswell (John). A method of study : or,
an useful lilirary. 2 v. xiii, 391) pp ;
xl, 422 pp. 8°. London, author, 1738-43.
BosTVorth (Newton). A treatise on the
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New Tfatament. Goftpeh.
First lessons in greek : a series of ex-
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Brossette (Claude). Commentaire [sur les
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[In RfeoNiKU (M.) CEuvres completes, nouv. 6d.
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Brotonne (Frdd<$ric Pascal de). Histoire
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The same. Diamond ed. 2 p. 1. 219
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jyor«.— MomoirH, substantially his own, with some
of his letters, siioit tracts, dyiua: words, etc.
The jiosthuinous works; with short
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CONTEXTS.
Short memoirs, with a summary of what he
uttereiliu liis last illness.
Ten letters.
Brief chronolosy of redemption.
Strictures on ordination vows.
Pleasant and practical hints, chiefly from Samuel
Ruthf'rford.
Thouirlits on marriaffe, or resolutions upon enter-
inc the matrimonial state.
Two letters on gospel prcacliing, and exemplary
behaviour.
Free thouixhts upon the late regulation of the
post on file sabi)ath
Extracts from Drelinconrt's charitable visits.
Form «tf a soli-nui dedication to thH Lord.
Dying advice to his diildren. con'jrregation, etc.
Divine warranto* of fellow.sliip meetinirs.
Dissertation conceruiug the righteousness of
Chn.st.
Brown (John A. m. d.) The family guide
to health, containing a description of the
botatiic Thomsonian system of medicine.
With a biographical sketch of the author.
224 pp. 24°. Procidence, [R. /.] B. T. Al-
bro, 18.37.
Brown (Paul). A disquisition on faith,
iv, 168 pp. 12°. Washington, author,
1822.
Brown (Ryland T. to. d.) Elements of phys-
iology and hygiene. 283 pp. 1 pi. 12°.
Cincinn'iti, Wilson, Einkle <f co. [1872].
Brown (Tlinrlow W.) Why I am a tem-
perance man : a series of letters t(» a friend.
384 pp. portrait, 5 pi. 12°. Auburn, Derby
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Brown (William TI.) The history of the
first locomotives in Anterica. x, 9-242 pp.
8 pi. 2 portraits. 8°. Xew York, D. Apple-
ton 4' co. 1871.
Browne (Henry H.) Insurance maps of
the city of New York. 5ec Ferris (Will-
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Browne (Rn\ L. C ) Review of the life
and writings of M. Hale Smith ; with a
vindication of the moral tendency of
universalisra. 330 pp. 12°. BostotifA.
Tompkins, 1847,
69
BROWNELL.
BUCHON.
Brownell (Thomas Church, d.d.) The
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Browning (Mrs. Elizabeth Barrett). Last
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Bro^vning (Robert). Balanstion's adven-
ture; including a tranHcript from Enripi-
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Prince Hoheustiel-Schwangau, sa-
viour of society. 2 p. 1. 148 pp. 16°.
London, Smith, Elder <f co. 1871.
Bro^wn-S^quard (Charles Edward, m. d.)
Lectures on the diagnosis and treatment
of the principal forms of paralysis of the
lower extremities. 118 pp. 8°. Philadel-
phia, J. B. Lippincott ^ co. 1861.
Brownson (Orestes Augustus, jr.) The
spirit-rapper; au autobiography, xi, 402
pp. 12°. Boston, Little, Brown ^' co. 18r)4.
Bruges (City of). Bihliothhque puhlique.
Catalogue m6thodique de la biblioth^que
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b^tiqne de noms d'anteurs et des onvrages
anonynies, pr6c6d6 d'une notice historique
sur cette biblioth^que et de la table m^-
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Catalogue ni^thodique, de-
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Music de V academic. Catalogue du
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et descriptions avec mouograrames, etc.
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4 pp. offacs. 12°. Bruges, Btyaert-De/oort,
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Bruhns (Dr. Carl Christian). Johann Franz
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Bearbeitet nacli dem schriftlichen nachlass
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E. J. GUnther, 1869.
Brussels. Mus6e de Vindusirie. Catalogue
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N. E. Mailly. 2 p. 1. 241 pp. 1 1. 8°.
Brurelles, Socieli tifpographiqiie beige, 1846.
Bryan (Thomas B.) Bryan's pracktische
englische sprachlehre ilir Deutsche. Bear-
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beitet nach der neuesten methode eiue
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Bryant (Rev. Alfred). Millennarian views:
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Bryant (Henry B.) Stratton (Henry D.)
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national book-keeping; an analytic and
progreHsive treatiHC on the science of ac-
counts, and its collateral branches. 21(1
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Bucer( Martin). S. psalmorvm libriqfvinqve
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Psalms.
Buchanan (Andrew). Rural poetry. 144
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Buchanan (James, d. d.) Modern atheism,
under its forms of pantheism, materialism,
secularism, development, and natural
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Buchner (Joseph). Morbus Brighti. Trans-
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Thuctdipes. Histoire rte la pnerre da P61opoii-
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Xknoi'Hox. CEuvres completes. [Traduites par
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BUCHON.
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POLYBius. HiHtoire g6n6rale de la r6pnbliqiie ro-
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Z08IMU8 IliHtoire roraaiue. |Ju8qu'A I'an 410
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Buckalew (Charles R.) Proportional rep-
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Buckley's melodist; a repertoire of choice
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Buddingh (D.) Geschiedenis van opvoe-
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Budget (A) of letters, or things which I saw
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Boston, W. D. Ticknor 4' co. 1847
Budget (The) of Momus, or a preservative
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Buell (Jonathan S.) Buell's mercantile
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City of Buenos Ayres improvements.
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Buenos Ayres {Province or state of). Me-
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Mensaje del poder ejecutivo ^ la
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Memoria del niinisferio de
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Pivsnpnesto jeiieral de pastos
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Buffier (Claude, «. J.) Pratique de la ni6-
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Bugard (B. F.) Freucb and euplish ques-
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French practical teacher. A complete
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Buhler (Hope). Sophie Danforth's school-
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Buist (Robert). Tbe rose manual ; contain
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Bulfinch {Bev. Samuel Greenleaf). Com-
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Bullions (Peter, d. d.) Tbe principle.s of
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Bungener (Louis F61ix). The priest and
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Rome et la bible. Manuel du contro-
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Bunyan (John). Come and Vvelcouie to
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The doctrine of tbe law & grace
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[Tlie pilgrim's progress]. The chris-
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the wondtMlul ailveutures and niiraculons
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SidomoTi's temple spiritualizM, or,
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The visions of John Bunyan; being
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Xornich, T. Hubbard, 171)5.
The work (»f Jesns Christ, as an advo-
cate, clearly explain'd, and largely ini-
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Carpenter (Hugh Smith). Here and be-
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CONTEXTS.
V. 1-2. Lp iniziazionianticho. I.'iiiiziazionpchriH-
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V. 3. La cavalleria, ^Vi Isniixcliti, i templari, i
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V. 4-6. I libori iiiiiratori, i inistici.
V. 7. Gli illuniiuati, i compojjiioni, i carbonari.
V. 8. Le miuore setto italiano. Giovinozza.
V. 9. Altro societa, opilogo.
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C0XTKNT8.
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Bliss 4' CO. 1872.
Champion (The) song and dance book, 1872.
See Bacon (William F.)
ChampUn (James Tift, d.d.) Text-book
in intellectual philosophy, for schools and
colleges. 240 pp. 12°. Boston, Crosby,
Nichols, Lee cj- co. 1860.
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CHAMPLIN.
CHARACTER.
Champlin (James Tift, d. <?.)— continned.
Tbo same. Coutaiuing an outline of
the science, with an abstract of its his-
tory. New ed. 312 pp. 12^. New York,
Jl'oolworth, Ahmiorth .)'• oo. [1872].
Chandler (Charles F.) Report on petro-
leum as an illuminator, and the advan-
tages and perils which attend its use ;
with special reference to the prevention of
the traflic in dangerous kerosene and
naphtha. 110 pp. 8^. Xew York, X. Y.
jmnting co. 1871. S.
Changed (The) cross, and other religious
poems. [flMon.] 2d ed. 288 pp. sq. 18°.
Xew York, A. J). F. namlolph .f- co. [1872]-
The same. The changed cross, and
the shadow of the rock. Religious poems
selected from many sources. New and en-
larged ed. 2 V. in 1. 1 p. 1. 238 pp ; 288 pp.
sq. IG^. Xcic York, A. D. F. Randolph 4-
CO. [1872].
Channing (William Ellery, jr.) Poems,
viii, 151 pp. IG^. Boston, C. C. Little 4-
J. Jirotcn, 1843.
Poems. 2d series, vii, IGO pp. 1G°.
Boston, J. Mnnroe <J- co. 1847.
[ With his Poems, od. Boston, 18-13].
Chapin (Alonzo Bowen, d. d.) An english
spelling book; containing rules and rea-
sons for orthography and pronunciation.
170 pp. IG^. Xiw Haven, Buiric tf* Peck,
1841.
A view of the organization and order
of the primitive church: containing a
scriptural plan of the apostolic church:
[also], the apostolic succession, connect-
ing it with the church of the present day.
408 pp. 12\ Xcw Haven, Hitchcock <j-
Stafford, 1842.
Chapin (licv. Edwin Ilubbell). Duties of
young men, exhibited in six lectures; with
an anniversary address, delivered before
the Richmond lyceum. 212 pp. 18".
Boston, A. Tompkins <j- B. B. Musscy, 1840.
The same. Revised ed. 203 pp. 32'^.
Boston, a. ir. liriggs, 184G.
The same. Uth ed. 203 pp. 18".
Boston, I'utnam <f- brother, 185G.
Duties of young women. 8th ed. 218
pp. 18". Boston, Putnam ,f- brother, ia%,
Chapin (.U»». Sallio F.) Fitz-IIugh St.
Clair, the South Carolina rebel boy; or, it
is no crime to be V)orn a gentleman. 252
pp. 5 pi. 12^-. J'hiladclphia, Claxton, Bern-
sen ,S- Haffelfmger, 1872.
Chaplin (Jfr«. Jane Dunbar). Annt Elsie's
ix>sts. 180 pp. 1 pi. 18°. Boston, Ameri-
can tract society, [1873].
Chapman (Edwin Nesbit, m.d.) Hysterolo-
gy: a treatise, descriptive and clinical,
on the diseases and displacements of the
uterus, xiv, 504 pp. 8". Xew-York, IV.
Wood .j- CO. 1872.
Chapman (Ilonry C. vi. d.) Evolution of
life. 193 pp. 31 pi. 1 chart. 8°. Phil-
adelphia, J. B. Lippincott L^- co. 1873.
Chapman (John L.) and Scott (James),
editors. American system of education.
[Hand-books on anglo-saxon orthography,
etymology, and grammar]. By a literary
association. \_anon.'\ 3 v. 12°. Xew
York, J. A. Gray «J- A. Montgomery, 1852-53.
CONTENTS.
A handbook of anglo-saxon orthography, 1852.
159
134 pp. 1 chart.
A hand-book of anglo-saxon root- words, 1853.
pp.
Outlines of english grammar. On the basis of the
anglo-saxon, 1853. 160 pp.
Chapman (M. J.) The greek pastoral poets,
Theocritus— Bion—Moschus, done into en-
glish. 3ded. vii, 380 pp. 12°. London,
Saunders, Otley 4' co. 1866.
Chapman (Nathaniel, m. d.) A compendium
of lectures on the theory and practice of
medicine. Prepared from dr. Chapman's
manuscripts. By N. D. Benedict, m. d.
viii, 17-258 pp. 8°. Philadelphia, Lea <f-
Blanchard, 1846.
Chapman (Thomas, d. d.) An essay on the
roman senate, viii, 398 pp. 9 1. 8°. Cam-
bridge, lEng.'\ J. Bentham, 1750.
Chapone (Mrs. Hester). Letters on the
improvement of the mind, addressed to a
young lady. [Also], the life of the au-
thor; with a father's advice to an only
daughter immediately after marriage. 2
V. in 1. 310 pp. 16°. Hagci'stown, [JM]
W. Bell, for G. Xoarse, 1818-19.
Chappel (Alonzo). Lives and portraits of
the presidents of the United States, 1873.
See Duyckinck (E. A.) and Chappel.
Chapsal (C. P.) Grammaire fraufaiso. See
Noel (Fraufois J. M.) and Chapsal.
A new system of fronch grammar.
See Noel (Francois J. M.) and Chapsal.
Nouvelle grammaire fran^aise. See
Noel (Francois J. M.) and Chapsal.
Character (The) of Christ considered ; or
a brief exhibition of the scripture testi-
mony respecting the person and the two
69
CHARACTER.
CHAUCER.
Character (The) of Christ — continued,
natures of Christ, [awou.] 184 pp. 1 pi.
18°. Boston, Mass. 8. 8. society, 1838.
Charity Barnes, the cobbler's daughter.
lanon.'] 152 pp. 2 pi. 18°. Philadcljyhia,
Am. 8. 8. union, [18C0].
Charles (Mrs. Elizabeth Rundle). Chroni-
cles of the Schonberg-Cotta family. By
two of themselves. lanon.'\ 552 pp. 12°.
New Tori', M. IF. Dodd, 18G4.
The early dawn; or, sketches of
christian life in England in the olden time.
By the author of " Chronicles of the Schon-
berg-Cotta family." [a»jo/j.] 397 pp. 12^.
Xew York, M. W. Dodd, 1864.
Charles Vincent, 1839. See -Willet (W. N.)
Charlestown, Masa. (City of), riihlic li-
brary. Catalogue of the public library of
the city of Charlestown. xv, 200 pp. 8°.
Charlestown, C. Band, 1862. s.
Charlton (William H.) Poems and plays,
original and translated. 4 p. 1. 455 pp.
16°. London, Longmans, 1868.
CONTENTS.
Pansanias, a dramatic poem.
Now, and of old. Sonnet.
Lenor6, from the german of Burger.
Translations from H. Heine.
The son of the -wilderness, a dramatic poem, from
the german of F. Halm, Miinch-Belliughausen.
The gladiator of Eavenna, a play from the german
of Friedrich Halm.
Charvet (P. A.) De Taction compar^e de
I'opium, et de ses principes constituans
sur I'dconomie animale. viii, 312 pp. 8°.
Paris, F. G. Levrault, 1826.
Chase (A. W. m. d.) Dr. Chase's family
physician, farrier, bee-keeper, and second
receipt book; being an entirely new and
complete treatise. 644 pp. portrait. 12°.
Ann Arhor, Mich. Ann Arbor printing and
publishing co. 1873.
Dr. Chase's recipes; or, information
for every body : an invaluable collection of
about eight hundred practical recipes.
10th ed. 384 pp. 12°. Ann Arbor, Mich.,
Chase 4' Stelle, 1863.
Chase (Irah, d. d.) Baptismal tracts for the
times : the design of baptism, viewed in
its relation to the christian life. [Also,
several articles, by Henry J. Ripley,
George W. Samson and Horatio B. Hack-
ett], occasioned by dr. Robinson's Lexicon
of the new testament, and the dogma of
baptismal regeneration, xi, 194 pp. 16°.
Boston, Gould ^* Lincoln, 1851.
Chase (Lucien B.) English serfdom and
american slavery : or, ourselves — as others
Chase (Lucien B.)— continued.
see us. 259 pp. 12^. New York, U. Long
4- brother, [1854].
Chase (Pliny Earle). The common-school
arithmetic, designed for learners of every
class. [With key]. 2 parts in 1 v. 256
pp; 31 pp. 12°. Worcester, [.»/«««.] A.
Hutchinson, [1848].
The same. [Revised ed. With key].
288, 31 pp. 12°. Boston, Brown, Taggard
4- Chase, [1857].
The elements of arithmetic ; in which
decimal and integral arithmetic are com-
bined, and taught inductively, on the sy.s-
temof Pestalozzi. Part first. 144 pp. 16°.
Philadelphia, U. Hunt 4' son, 1844.
Chassant (Alphonse Antoine Louis) and
Delbarre (Pierre Jean). Dictionnaire de
sigillographie pratique contenant toutes
les notions propres h, faciliter I'dtude et
I'interprdtation des sceaux du moyen slge.
2 p. 1. viii, 264 pp. 16 pi. 12°. Paris, J.
B. Dumoulin, 1860.
Chaucer (Geoffrey). English of the xivth
century, illustrated by notes, grammati-
cal and philological, on Chaucer's Pro-
logue and Knight's tale. By Stephen H.
Carpenter. [With text], xv, 313 pp.
12°. Boston, Ginn brothers, 1872.
A treatise on the astrolabe ; addressed
to his son Lowys by Geoffrey Chaucer,
a. d. 1391. Edited from the earliest mss.
by rev. Walter W. Skeat. Ixix, 119 pp. 7
pi. 8°. London, N. TrUbner 4' co. 1872.
[Chaucek society publications, 1st series, no. 29].
The same. Ixix, 119 pp. 7 pi. 8°.
London, N. TrUbner 4- co. 1872.
[Eauly english text society, extra series, no. IC].
Chaucer society publications, 2d series, no.
7. Originals and analogues of some of
Chaucer's Canterbury tales. Part 1. 8°.
London, N. TrUbner 4' co. 1872.
CONTEXTS.
The life of Constance (the source of Chaucer's
'Man-of-law's tale") from the anglo-uorman
chronicle of Nicholas Trivet, pp. 1-53.
The tale of the wife of Mercians, the emperor, con-
taining analogues of the treason that the false
knight wrought Constance and of the renega(ie
steward's attempt on her chastity. [By P. Ber-
cheur]. pp. 55-70.
King Offa's intercepted letters and banisht queen,
to compare with king Alla's in Chancers "Man-
of-law's tale." [By Matthew of Paris], pp. 71-84.
Two french fabliaux like Chaucer's Keeve'a tale,
[viz: De Gouibert et des deux clers, nar Jean
(le Boves. The miller and the two clerks], pp.
85-102.
Two latin stories like Chaucer's " Friar's tale,"
viz. Narratio de (^uodam sencscallo sceleroso.
De advocate et diabolo. [By J. Herolt]. pp.
10:>-10(i.
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CIIAULIEU.
CHICAGO.
Chaulieu (Guillanme Amfrye de, ahh^).
(Euvrcs. Nouv. dd. angment<5e d'un grand
iioinbrc de int-ccs qui nV'toient point dans
les prdctdeutes, & corrigdo. Par ni. de
Saint-Marc. 2 v. 2 p. 1. 132, 159 pp. 1 pi ;
2 ]). 1. 3,')7 pp. 10 . J'ar'm, Dav'ul, letc]
17.')0.
Chauncy (Charles, d. d) The benevolence
of the deity, fairly and impartially con-
sidered. In three i)arts. 293 pp. 8 .
JioHton, Powars .)• IViiriH, 1734.
Cheerily, cheerily. Ky the author of The
iishenuan's boy. [aMOM.] 205 pp. 1 pi,
W'\ XciO York, American tract society,
[18C2].
Cheever (K/.ckiel). Skctchesof his life; ac-
companied by eight discourses ; with po-
etic elVusions, on various occasions and
topics. 297pp. 18 . Xortham2)toii,l.]fa88.']
./. Mctcnlf, 183.5.
Cheever (George liarrell, </. d.) The anieri-
can common-place book of poetry, with
occasional notes. 405 pp. 1 pi. 12^. Bos-
ton, Carter »f- llcndce, 1832.
The american common-place book of
prose, a collection of extracts from the
writings of american authors, [anon.
4th ed.] 408 pp. 10^. Boston, S. G.
Coodrich, 1828.
Lectures on the Pilgrim's progress,
and on the life and times of John Bunyan.
1 p. 1. vi, 514 pp. 9 pi. portrait. 8". Xew
York, WUcii .J- Putnam, 1844.
Kight of the bible in our public
schools. 303 pp. 10'. Xeic York, P. Car-
ter .J- brothers, 1854.
Wanderings of a pilgrim in the
shadow of mont Blanc, x, 106 pp. 12°.
Xew York, Wiley .f- Putnam, 1845.
(W'n.KY and Pltxam's library of american books,
iio.c;].
Chellis (.Uj«« Mary Dwinell). Old times.
I'..")! pp. 1 pi. 10\ Xcw York, Xational
temperance HOC. and puhl. house, 1873.
— The standard series of temperance
talcs. 4 V. 10 . Boston, If. J. Young <f
CO. lHr,9-71.
( ONTKST.S.
V. 1. l?ill Drork'H iiivestinent. liJC'J
V 2. 'I'ho old (lortors son. 1870.
V. 3. Mark Duniiiiiii's ononiv. li^70.
V. 4. Tlio hermit of IIo1com(>o. Ih71.
Cheney ( .Ur«. Ednah D.) Sally Williams,
the mountain girl. 238 pp. 0 pi. 10'.
lioHton. Lcc.S- Shcpard, 1873.
Cherbuliez (Victor). Count Kostia : a
novel. From the freuch, by O. D. Ashley.
Cherbuliez (Victor)— continued.
1 p. 1. 307 pp. 16°. Xew York, Holt 4'
Williams, 1873.
[Leisure hour series].
Joseph Noirel's revenge : translated
from the french by W. F. West, iv, 317
pp. 16°. Xeto York, Holt ^ Williams, 1872.
[Leisure hour series].
Chervin (Nicolas). De Topinion des mdde-
cins amdricains sur la contagion ou la
non-contagion do la iitivre jaune, ou t6-
ponso aux alli^gations de mm. les docteurs
Hosack et Townsend de New- York. 192
pp. 8°. Paris, J. B. BailUere, 1829.
Chesebro (Caroline). Blessings in dis-
guise ; or, pictures of some of miss llay-
don's girls. 178 pp. 3 pi. 18°. Xew York,
Carlton 4- Porter, [1803].
The little cross-bearers. 100 pp. 1 pi.
16°. Auburn, Derby ij- Miller, 1854.
Chester (Edward). Gems of school song,
or songs for the school-room. 180 pp. 18°.
Xcw York, L. Cobb, jr. <f- co. 1851.
Chester (John). See Mitchell (John).
Chevalier (Michel). Cours d'dconomie po-
litique fait au coll<5ge de France. 430
pp. 16°. Bruxelles, A. Wahlen .y cie. 184$,
Che-w (Samuel, m. d.) Lectures on medic^
education. 152 pp. 12°. Philadelphia,
Lindsay <j- Blakiston, 1804.
Chiabrera (Gabriello). Lettere di G, Chia-
brera h Bernardo Castello. la ed, 1 p. 1.
vii, 330 pp. 2 portraits. 8°. Genova, Pon-
thenier <f/. 1838.
JVbt<?.— Prefixed to Vita di G. CbU^brera. da lui
stesso descritta, |^and] Vita di Bernardo Castello,
scritta da Raffaele Soprani.
Chicago (City of). Common council. Pro-
ceedings of the common council, for the
municipal year 1870-71, 8°. Chicago, J.
S. Thompson <j- co. [1871].
Directory. See Cleary (William P.
4' CO.) Business directory of New York,
[etc.] 1872-73.
Chicago (The) medical register and direct-
ory, 1872-73. Containing a description of
the medical and other scientific associa-
tions of Illinois. Edited and published
by T. Davis Fitch, ra. d. and Norman
Bridge, m. d. v. 1. 300 pp. 16^. Chicago,
Hazlitt cj' Reed, 1872.
Chicago (The) schoolnjaster. A journal of
educational literature and news. [Month-
ly]. Conducted by Aaron Gove and Ed-
win C. Hewitt. Jan. to dec. 1872. v. 5.
8°. Chicago, Schoolmaster company, 1872.
[Incomplete ; wrtnts april, 1872].
71
CHICHESTER.
CHOICE.
Chichester (Samuel). The analytical spell-
ing, pronouncing, and defining book. 180
pp. 12°. Xew-Yoi% author, 1837.
Chickering (.John White, d.d.) Christian
morality, a series of discourses on the
decalogue. 257 pp. 12°. Boston, Crocker
if- Brewster, 1839.
Child (Asaph B. m.d.) The bouquet of
spiritual flowers ; received chiefly through
the mediumship of mrs. J. S. Adams. 188
pp. 12°. Boston, B. Marsh, 1856.
Whatever is, is right, xi, 221 pp.
12°. Boston, Berry, Colby cf co. 1860.
Child (Mrs. Lydia Maria). Biographies
of good wives. A new ed. 288 pp. 16°.
New York, C. S. Francis <y- co. 1846.
[Fbancis &. co's cabinet library].
The biographies of madame de Stael,
and madame Roland, x, 265 pp. inc.
portrait. 12°. Boston, Carter if Hendee,
1832.
[Ladies' family library, v. Ij.
The same. Memoirs of madame de
Stael, and of madame Roland. New ed.
248 pp. portrait. 16°. Xew York, C. S.
Francis cf co. 1847.
[Francis & co's cabinet library],
Fact and fiction: a collection of
stories. 282 pp. 12°. Neiv York, C. S.
Francis ^- co. 1846.
The history of the condition of
women, in various ages and nations. 2 v.
vi, 298 pp ; vi, 298 pp. 12°. Boston, J.
Allen 4- CO. 1835.
[Ladies' family library, v. 4-5] .
Rainbows for children. Edited by L.
Maria Child, \_anon.'] Engd. tit. 170 pp.
9 pi. sq. 16°. Neio York, C. S. Francis ^■
Children's victories; or, Ossio and Maria.
[rtMow.] 400 pp. 2 pi. 16°. rhiladelphia,
Am. s.-s. union, [1870].
Child's (The) annual. [anon.'\ vi, 192 pp.
16°. Boston, Allen cf Ticknor, 1834.
Child's (The) anti-slavery book: contain-
ing a few words about american slave
children. And stories of slave-life. lanon.'\
158 pp. 18°. Xew York, Carlton ,f Porter,
[I860].
Child's (Tlie) book of ballads, ianon.]
180 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, Am. 8. 8. union,
[1849].
Child's (The) cabinet. lanon.'\ v. 1. 1.56
pp. 16°. Xew Haven, Conn. ./. L. Crons,
1832.
Child's (The) delight: a present for young
people. Edited by a lady. [«noM.] 1.52
pp. inc. 6 col. pi. sq. 16°. Philadelphia,
G. S. Appleton, 1845.
Child's (The) guide, 18.30. Sec Merriam
(George).
Child's (The) picture book of Indians : con-
taining views of their costumes, orna-
ments, weapons, sports, habitations, war-
dances, etc. [Also], a collection of iudian
anecdotes. By a citizen of New England.
[_anon.'\ iv, 205 j)p. sq. 16°. Boston,
Carter, Hendee <$- co. 1833.
Child's (The) prayer and hymn book, for
the use of catholic Sunday schools through-
out the United States. \_anon.'\ 1 p. 1,164
pp. 1 pi. 24°. Baltimore, J. Murphy, 1844.
The same. [Also], The vespers for
CO. 1848.
Child of Mary. See Notre Dame (Sisters
Childhood ; or, little Alice, lanon.'] 189
pp. sq. 16°. Xew- York, Carlton 4- Phillips,
1855.
Children (The) of Blackberry hollow,
fanow.] 6 parts in 1 v. 18°. Philadel-
phia, Am. s. 8. union, 1863.
CONTENTS.
The little brown house. 51 pp.
Little lights. 69 pp.
The red shoes. 45 pp.
The white frock. 52 pp.
The new bonnet. 54 pp.
Tom Lane's cent. 50 pp.
Children's magazine. [Monthly]. Jan. to
dec. 1872. New series, v. 2 ; old series, v.
44. sm. 4°. Xew York, Gen. prot. epis. s. s.
union and church book society, [1872].
Sundays, benediction of the blessed sacra-
ment, and the responses before and during
high mass, set to nmsic. New ed. 348,
32 pp. 1 pi. 32°. Baltimore, J. Murphy f
CO. 1871.
Child's (The) scripture question book.
lanon.^ 197 pp. 18°. Philadelphia, Am.
s.-s. union, [1836].
Chinese (A) fragment. Containing an en-
quiry into the present state of religion in
England. See Bates (Ely).
Chit-wood (Miss Mary Louisa). Poems, se-
lected and prefaced by George D. Prentice.
288 pp. 12°. Cincinnati, Moore, Wilstach,
Keys if CO. 1857.
Choice consolation for the sutt'ering child-
ren of God. Compiled from the writings
of Leighton, Romaine, Cecil, Newton,
Winslow, etc. [rt/iow.] With an intro-
duction by the rt. rev. Manton Eastburn.
155 pp. 16°. Boston, E. P. Button f co. 1864.
CIIORALIST.
72
CHRISTUS.
Choralist (The): a collection of hymns
and tunes, for worship. [ano?j.] 248 pp.
12'-. Dover, y. II. Freewill baptist print-
ing estahliHhment, [IdoO].
Choules (J. O.) Young Americans abroa*! ;
or, vaciition in Europe: travels in En-
gland, France, llolhmd, Belgium, Prussia
and Switzerland. 1 p. 1. '^l pp. 1 pi. 16^-
ISoston, Gould .f- Lineoln, 18.'>2.
Chouquet (Gustave). First lessons in learn-
ing french. 2d ed. 128 pp. sq. 10^'. ^Veit'
York, li. Lochtood t^- son, 1840.
The same. 10th ed. 171) pp. sq. 1G"=-
Xew York, R. Lockicood .J- son, 18.53.
First readings from modern french
writers. [With notes]. 254 pp. sq. 10°.
.Vtir York, li. Lockwood if son, 1855. .
The young ladies' guide to french
composition, x, 297 pp. 12. Xew- York,
I). Apphton ij- CO. 1851.
Christelijke (De) harp. Stiehtelljke po-
rzij, verzameld nit vaderlandsche dichters.
[f/HOH.] vi, 408 pp. 10-. Vtreeht, W. F.
Jhtnnen/eher, 1848.
ChriBtiaa (The) book of concord, 1851. See
Lutheran church.
Christian heroism. By the author of " The
best friend." lanon.-\ 168 pp. 4 pi. 18°.
lioston, Mass. s. s. society, [1857].
Christian (The) hymnal: a choice collec-
tion of hymns and tunes for congrega-
tional and social worship. Arranged by a
conmiittee of harmonists and musical au-
thors, under the direction of the Christian
hymn book committee. 340 pp. 12°. Cin-
cinnati, liosworth, Chase .J- Uall, 1871.
Christian (The) laborer— the christian hero.
Momoirs of a useful man. [Roger Miller,
ofthe London city mission, anon.'] 200 pp.
18". Xew- York, Carlton <y- riiiUips, 1853.
Christian (The) pilgrim, 1802. Sec Bun-
yan (John).
Christian (The) private, [Spencer Phelps.
anitn.'] 155 pp. 1 pi. 18 . Boston, Mass.
H. H. Horiilji, 1^04.
Christian (The) psalmist; being a collec-
tion of psalms, hymns, and spiritual songs.
[anon.] 570 pp. 32. Xew York, J. .^ J.
Itorprr, 1833.
Christian (The) reader. A new miscellany,
intended for a firHt-class book in schools.
[By Matthew Ilowland? anon.] xi, 303
pp. 12 . Iloston, J. fViltton .f- son, 1H5().
Christian spiritual conversation on saving
faith, for the young, in questious and
Christian spiritual conversation — cont'd,
answers, and a confession of faith, of the
mennonites. With an appendix, lanon.']
309 pp. ISP. Lancaster, Pa. J. Baer .j-
sons, 1857.
Christian union. A collection of hymns for
the use of the churches of the christian
union. Compiled by request of the state
council of Ohio. 285 pp. 32°. Columbus,
O. Christian ^citness office, 1865.
The same. Compilation of hymns for
the use of the churches of the christian
union. Compiled by order of the general
council. 720 pp. 18<^. Columbus, 0. Chris-
tian imion association, 1871.
Christian (The) union. [Weekly]. Henry
Ward Beecher, editor. Dec. 25, 1871, to
dec. 25, 1872. New series, v. 5-6. fol.
New York, J. B. Ford </• co. 1872.
Christianity and modern thought. 4 p. 1.
304 pp. 12°. Boston, American unitarian
association, 1872.
CONTENTS.
Bellows (H. "W.) The break between raoilcrn
thought and ancient faith and worship.
Clarke (J. F.) A true theology the basis of
human progress.
CoyuEKEL (A. fits). The rise and decline of the
romish church.
Dewey (0.) Selfhood and sacrifice.
Everett (C. C.) The relation of Jesus to the
present age.
Hedoe (F. H.) The mythical element in
the
new testament.
Maktineau (J.) The place of mind in nature,
and intuition in man.
Peabody (A. P.) The relations of ethics and
theology.
S-MiTU (G. v.) Christianity: what it is not, and
what it is.
Stearns (0.) The aim and hope of Jesus.
Christianity and scepticism. A considera-
tion of important traits of christian doc-
trine and experience, and of leading facts
in the life of Christ, [anon.] vi, 291 pp.
12°. Boston, Congregational publishing so-
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Christ's work of reform. A bible view.
By a layman, [anon.] 208 pp. 16°.
Boston, Crocker <J' Brewster, 1862.
iVote.— Title snporscribed "A glance at first prin-
ciples."
Christus moin lebon. Katholisches gebet-
utul orbauungsbuch filr heilsl>ogierige see-
len, besonders fiir frommo verehrer des
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XV, 191 pp. 18^. Boston, piMishcr, 1837.
Chronicles of tlie Schiinberg-Cotta family,
1H()4. See Charles (3/r«. Elizabeth).
Chrysostomus. See John Chrysostom
(Saint).
Church (Eliza Rodman Mcllvaine). The
golden days. 409 pp. 3 pi. W^. New-
Vork, (kneral protentant episcopal «.-». union
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Michael Graham ; a boy's story. By
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IL McCauley, 18G9.
Church (^frH. Ross, h. Florence Marryat).
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Churchill (Fleetwood, m. d.) On the theory
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Cincinnati (The) enquirer. [Daily]. Jan.
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1872. No. 1. 128 pp. 8°. New York,
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Note. — No more published.
Claggett (R.) The americau expositor, or
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Boston, Perkins if Marvin, 1836.
The easy manual of reading, speak-
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Paine f Burgess, 1846.
Elocution made easy : containing
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York, Paine cf Burgess, 1845.
The same. 168 pp. 12°. New York,
Cady ^ Burgess, 1848. s.
The same. Enlarged. 240 pp. 12°.
Philudelphia, Moss, brother f co. 1859.
Clanricarde (Ulick De Burgh, marquess of).
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Clare (Sister Mary Francis). See Mary
Francis Clare.
Claridge (Rev. Richard). An apology for
John Bockett's [Gentile divinity and
morality demonstrated], and those people,
who neither in former ages had, nor at
this day have, the holy scriptures afforded
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Clark (Davis Wasgatt, d. d.) Elements of
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The niethodist episcopal pulpit: a
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Yorh; Lane .)• Tippett, 1S4H.
Clark (George W. </. */.) Note?, on tlu' gos-
])v\ of Mark ; explanatory and practical.
A ])opular conunentary upon a critical
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I'hihidelj^h'm, Ilihh- and jtuhlicaiion mckli),
1H7:}.
Clark (Latimer) and Sabine (Robert).
Electrical tables and f()rmulii', for the use
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Spoil, 1H71.
Clark (Lewis, Uciit. -commander J'. S. «.)
Theon-tical navigation and nautical as-
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I'an Soxtraud, 1^72.
Clark (Mm. Mary Ann Odiorne). Corre-
spondence. See Alden (L.)
Clark (Rufus Wheelwright, d. d.) Lectures
on the formation of character, temptations
and mission of young men. 380 pp. 1 pi.
12^. Jioston, J. /'. Jewett .J' co. ia53.
A memoir of the rev. John Pxlwards
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H, 40() pp. portrait. 12^^. Jiosion, W. J.
Jt'eynolds «V' co. If^iy2.
Komanisui in America. 271 pp. 12^.
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Clark (Schuyler). The americau linguist,
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Clark (S. Tucker). Josephine and other
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Clark ( Willis Gaylord, editor). Ser Parlour
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Clarke (Adam, //. ^7.) A discourse on tlie
nature, design, and institution, of the
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York; K. Surgeant, [c/c] 1812.
Clarke(Kdward Hannnond, m.d.)andAmo-
ry (Robert, m. d.) The physiological and
therapeutical action of the bromide of
potjussium and bromide of anuuoniinu. In
two parts. 178 pp. 12. ltoHton,.I.Camp-
Inll, 1H72.
Clarke (Mrs. H. S.) The marble preacher.
KV. lioHton, I). Lothrop .J- ro. 1H7:?.
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Clarke (Mary Cowden). Kit Barn's adven-
tures; or, the yarns of an old mariner.
3G0 pp. 4 pi. 1C°. JioHton, Tieknor «?• FieUh,
ia^>6.
Clater (Francis). Every man his own cat-
tle doctor; [with] a sketch of the anat-
omy and physi<dogy of neat cattle. Edit-
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12^. Philadelphia, Lea ^f- Blanehard, 1814.
Every man his own farrier. 1st am.
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12 \ Philadelphia, Lea <f- lilanehard, 184.^>.
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[In IIucMES (.1.) Ciaudian the ptMst. 8°. Lon-
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Cleland (Henry). Memoirs of the life of
William Pitt, comprehending a history of
public affairs during his administration ;
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12°. Philadelphia, Thomas, Couperthirait ^S'
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lanon.} 2 p. 1. 188 pp. 12°. lioston, Hill-
iard, Gray <)'• co. 1833.
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The same. 2d ed. 2 p. 1.223 pp. 12°.
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The same. 1 p. 1. 238 pp. 12°. IIim-
ton, Carter, Ilendee tf- co. W.\i.
The same. Improved ed. 1 p. I. 238
pp. 12°. Philadelphia, Marshall, Hill-
iams cf- Butler, 1841.
A grammar of the latin language.
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Xeiv York, ^f. II. Newman, 18.50.
Second latin book. — Being the first
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Thomdfi, fowperlhtmit <y- co. 1845.
Third latiu book. Cousistiu}; of se-
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Cjesar, and from the lives of Nepos, with
notes. 187 pp. 12\ Philadelphia, Thoniax,
Coivperth trait .j- to. 1846.
Cleveland (John). The idolof theclovvn*iH,
or, insurrection of Watt the Tyler, with
his fellow kings of the commons, aj^ainst
the enj^lish chuich, the king, the lawes,
nobility and gentry, iu the fourth yeare of
king Richard the 2d, anno 1IJ81. [a/w/*.]
() p. 1. 148 pp. 16^\ London, 1054.
Clinton (George). Memoirs of the life and
w ritiugs of lord Byron, ix, 7.56 pp. 46 pi.
1 facs. 8 \ London, J. Jiobinn tf co,
1825.
Coachniakers' international Journal, de-
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[Monthly]. I. D. Ware, editor. Oct.
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Coates (Henry T.) The comprehensive
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Coates (Keynell, vi. d.) First lines of natu-
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II. Butler <S- co. 1846.
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Cobb (Mrs. Sauford). Living to Christ. A
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• [Julia — ]. With an introduction, by
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trait. 16^. Xcw York, li. Carter cj- bro-
thers, 1853.
Cobden club. Cobdeu club essays, second
series, 1871-2. 2d ed. vii, 556 pp. 8°.
London, Cassell, Petter ^- Galpin, 1872.
CONTENTS.
BuoinucK (iZon. G. C.) The law and custom of
priitiofrenitnre. pp. 57-116.
Fancuek (Julius). A new commercial treaty be-
tween (ireat Britain and Germany, pp. SO-V-O-JS.
Fowi.KK (William). The present' aspect of the
land question, pp. 117-187.
GosTicK (Joseph). Trade-unions, and the rela-
tions of capital and labour, pp. 361-402.
Laveleye (^finiile de). On the causes of war, and
the means of reducing their number, pp. 1-55.
Leslie (T. E. Cliffe). Financial reform, pp. 189-
Cobden club— continued.
RofJEKs (James E. T.) The coluuial quostiun.
pp. 40:M.'i9.
Smith (John Prineo). The on;;Iiith coinage nnoa-
tion. pp. 34.''>-:jr)9.
Wki,i>j (I)avid A.) Tlio ncent financial, indun-
trial, and commercial cx|KTient:«'Hof tlH< Unit4Ml
Ktatt^n: a curious chapter iu i»oliticouconumic
history. p]>. 4G1-541.
AlM'ENhiX: comnu^rcial policy of France, and the
treaty of En^^land of I860. ' pp. SllUViti.
Systems of land tenure in various
countries. A seri^js of essays publisheil
under the sanction of the Cob<len club.
2ded. vii, 431 pp. 8'^ London, Macmillan
.J- CO. 1870.
Coffin (Robert A.) A compendium of natu-
ral philosophy : with questions for prac-
tice, experiments, and ([ucstions for reci-
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Cogan (Thonuis). Ethical «iuestions ; or
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Cohen (A. J.) Collection des meilleurs
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Cohen (J. Solis, m.d.) Diseases of the
throat : a guide to the diagnosis and treat-
ment of alfections of the pharynx, a'so-
jdiagus, trachea, larynx, ami nares. xvi,
582 pp. 8 \ Xetv York, 11'. flood .)• co.
1872.
Cohen ( J/r.s. S. J.) Henry Luria ; or, the lit-
tle Jewish convert : being contained in
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12^. Xew York, J. F. Trow, 1860.
Colange (L.) Zell's popular encyclopedia.
Supplement. [With] a pronouncing vo-
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5-202 pp. 4^. Philadelphia, T. E. Zell,
1873.
Colbum (Dana P.) Colburn's [arithmeti-
cal] series. Parts 1 &, 2. 2 v. 16^\
Philadelphia, H. Cowpcrlhmiit t^- co. 1859-60.
CONTEXTS.
Tart 1. The child's book of arithmetic. 72 pp.
Part 2. Inductive lessous in intellectual arith-
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Colbum (Jeremiah). Bibliography of the
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jybte.— Reprinted from the New England historical
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Colburn's new monthly magazine. See
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Colburn's uuited service magazine and
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Colby (Hull). The improved nautical
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8 '. New York, author, 1K')'J.
Coleman (Her. L.) Guide-hook of the
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and iron trade in the Lehigh and Wyo-
ming regions [Preface subscrihed L. C.
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Coles (Her. George). My yotithful days.
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Coles (L. B. m.d.) The beauties and de-
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Tlie way of true peace and unity in the true
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The cnicified and quickened christian. A dis-
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Luther's"^ testimony touching universities.
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David OopiM^rHold. 4 v.
Dombey and sou. 4 v.
Great ex nee tat Ions. 2 v. !
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Emerson (L. 0.) and Palmer (H. R.) The
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Emery (Sarah A.) Three generations.
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Emily and uncle Hanso. By the author of
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Emily Ashton; or, light burdens lifted.
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EMMA.
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Emma Parker; or, scenes in the homes of
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cdrdmonies & cofltumes de I'dglise, selon
Tusage de r<5gli8e anglicane : avec le
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1695.
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Calendar, 1872. 8°. London, Taylor «f
Francis, 1872. s.
Eugllsh (The) musical repository : a choice
selection of esteemed english songs, adapt-
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lanon.li 292 pp. 1 pi. 18°. Edinburgh,
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Metropolitan press, 1843.
Note.— The compUer is said to bo the rev. Edward
Knights.
English (The) spelling book ; with a critical
analysis of the language, and a classifica-
tion of its elements; on a new plan.
[_anon.'\ 156 pp. portrait. 12". Xew York,
Leavitt, Trow .J- co. 1846.
English synonymous, 1803. See Tnisler
(John, II. d.)
English (The) Theophrastus; or the man-
ners of the age. Being the modern char-
acters of the court, the town, and the city.
lanon.-\ 3d ed. 7 p. 1. 384 pp. 1 pi. 8".
London, B. Lintott, 1708.
Entertaining (An) account of all the coun-
tries of the known world, describing the
different religions, habits, tempers, cus-
toms, trafiBck, and manufactures, of their
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8 1. 13 pi. 8°. London, R. Goadby, 1752.
CONTENTS.
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raonnt Sinai. Performed by the presetto of
Kgypt, in company with Homo niiHftfonaricH. in
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AccouNT (An) of Pah'stino, or, the lioly land.
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AXHON (Co7/imodor«GcorKe). A voyaco roundlh«<
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Canimdil's (Jicv. (Jeorgf'). An account of lln!
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Disco VKKV (The) of the Wi'Mt-Tndics (cilld tJic
now world) by ChriHt4»phc'r ColuujbuH. jtp. S-lii.
IDKS (E. YsbrantH). TIio Iravols of IiIh excl
loncy E. YMbrants Ides, (tivint; a copiuuH ac-
count of sfvcral nations, pp. 9;{-172.
Norwood (Col.) A voyage to Virginia, pp. 207-
KoK '{Sir Thomas). Tlio ionrnal of sir Thoman
Koo, ambaM8a<lor from kint; Jamt-H tli« first of
Knj'land, to Idian (Jiiirc, the migiity i-mpsror
of India, pp. 20l-2«>6.
Voya«;k (Tiio) of Fordinand Maglianon. or Magel-
lan, from tho 8<mth 8<-aM to th« Kant Iuili«'M.
(lieing tho lirst voyage made round tho world),
pp. 173-200.
Erasmus. The bible exposed by Erasnuis.
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Boston, J. /'. Mendum, 1862.
Erickson (D. S.) The Wadsworth boys ;
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16^. Boston, D. Lothrop .^ co. [1872].
[Tho thousand dollar prize series].
Erskine (/^cr. Ralph). Gospel sonnets ; or,
spiritual songs. In six parts. 326 pp.
16\ Aberdeen, G. ,y R. King, 1844.
Erskine (Thomas, lord). Speeches of lord
Erskine, while at the bar. Edited by
James Lambert High. v. 4. 503 pp. 8^.
Chicago, Callaghan tj- CWAcro//,.1870.
Ertheiler (Moritz). English colloquial
phrases, alphabetically arranged, with a
free translation into the german, a literal
translation of the german into the en-
glish, and the position of the german words
in english. 19, 199 pp. 12 . Lancaster,
\_ra.;\for the author, 1843.
A phrase-book in engli.sh and german.
Arranged on the plan of a dictionary. 172
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"Erwie." [p«eMf/on.] Echo-bank. A temper-
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Xew York, Xational temperance society and
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Ess. Sec Van Ess.
Essays and miscellanea, 1810. Sec Duncan
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Essays ou various subjects of taste, morals,
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Essex county (Mass.) The Essex county
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Estelle Grant; or, the lost wife, [amoh.]
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ESTEKNO.
94
EVANS.
Eatemo (Ferdinand Ilouri-Philippe d').
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Estrada {Jos6 Manuel). Ensajo histurico
sobre la revolucion do los couuincros del
Paraguay en el siglo xviii, soguido do tin
ai><^ndice sobre la decadeucia del Paraguay
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Buenos-AircK, impreuta de la Xacion argen-
iiiia, 1865. S.
Mcmoria sobro la oducaciou coniun
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Estv^ (B.) War pictures from the south,
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Eatvan (Mathilde). Harry Delaware. Or
an American in Germany. 142 pp. 8\
New York, G. P. Putnam <y- sons, 1872.
Ethel Somers, 1857. See Smythe (James M.)
Eulenapiegel (Till). Les aventures de Til
Ulespit^glo. I'remiere traduction complete
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Note.— A. translation of Thomas Muniors Ulcn-
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gernian volkshiicher of the 15th century.
Eumenea. [psrudon.'\ See GrifBth (Will-
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Eutropius. Eutropii bistoriai romana; bre-
viarium; cum versione anglica, in qua
verbum do verbo exprimitur ; notls quoque
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notes and an index. By John Clarke. 3d
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1805.
Evangeline. Ipseudon.'] ^et- Newman ( -if /•«.
A. E.)
Evangelische agendo. AS'ee Evangelischer
kirchenvereiu des westens.
Evangeliacher kircheuverein des westens.
Evangelische agendo, llerausgegeben von
der Evangolischen synodo des westens,
friiher benanut Evangelischer kirchen-
vereiu des westens. 1 p. 1. iv, 364 pp. 8'^.
St. Louis, Mo., L. E. SoUau, 1867.
Evangelisches gesangbuch. Ileraus-
, gegeben von dom Evangelischen kirchen-
Evangelischer, etc. — continued,
verein des westens. 480 pp. 4 1. 12°. St,
Louis, Mo., L. [A'.] NoUau, 1862.
The same. 1 p. 1. 461, 98 pp. 18°.
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I St. lA)uis, Mo., L. E. NoUau, 1867.
Evangeliach-lutherische kirche in den
Voroiuigteu Staateu. See Lutheran
j (Evangelical) church.
Evangelische reformirto gcmoinc. Das
none und verbesserte gesangbuch, worin
I die psalmen Davids sammt einer samm-
I lung alter und neuer geistreicher lieder,
sowohl fiir privat- und hausandachten, als
audi fiir don oilentlichen gottesdienst
enthalteu siud. Nach eiuem synodal-
schluss zusammen - getragen und einge-
richtet fiir die evangelisch - reformirten
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Evans (A'ev. Christmas). Sermons, on
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Evans (John). The paruassian garland ;
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Evans (Marian). Middlemarch : a study
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[Novels of George Eliot, v, 4].
Evsins (William). A new english- welsh
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Evening (The) post. [New York daily].
Jan. 2 to dec. 31, 1872. 2 v. fol. Xew
York, W. a Bryant cj- co. 1872.
Evening (The) star. [Washington daily].
Jan. 1 to dec. 30, 1872. 2 v. fol. Wash-
ington, Evening star co. 186y-70.
Every Saturday. A journal of choice read-
ing. [Weekly]. Jan. G to doc. 28, 1872.
New [3d] series, v. 1-2. 8^. Jioston, J. It.
Osgood tf- CO. 1872.
Everett (Edward, II. d.) Selections from the
works of Edward Everett, with a sketch
of his life. 180 pp. 2 pi. 32-^. Boston, J.
Burns, [1839].
Evidences of revealed religion, 171)H. See
Mendon association.
Examination and review of a pamphlet by
M. E. Gorostiza, entitled ** Correspondence
between the legation extraordinary of
Mexico and the department of state of the
United States, respecting the passage of
the Sabine, by the troops under the com-
mand of general Gaines." [a«ow.] 188
pp. 8^. Washington, P. Force, 1837.
Examiner (The), a monthly- review of relig-
ious and humane questions and of litera-
ture. An organ of radical Christianity.
Rev. Edward C. Towne, editor. Nov.
1870, to July, 1871. Nos. 1-5 in 1 v. 8^.
Chicago, Western news co. [1870-71];
"Xoie. — No more published.
Expedition (The) of Humphry Clinker.
See Smollett (Tobias, m. d.)
F. (L. A.) Helen Freeman; or the right
path. By L. A. F. 268 pp. 3 pi. 18^.
Philadelphia, J. P. Skelly 4- co. 1871.
Fabens (Joseph Warren). The camel hunt ;
a narrative of personal adventure, vi,
219 pp. 12°. Boston, J. Munroe if co.
1851.
Faithful in little, 1873. See Read (Emily).
Fales (Rev, Eeuben). Peregriuus in his
childhood. A poem. 296 pp. 18°. Bos-
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Fadl River (2fa««.) The Fall River directory,
and an almanac for 1861, 1864. By Adams,
Sampson & co. 2 v. 18^. Fall River, R.
Adams, 1861-64.
The Fall River directory, 1873. No. 10.
8^. Boston, Samjison, Davenport 4' «>• 1872.
Family (The). Areligious institution. 1840.
See-B.. (/^a\E.)
Family prayer for moi'niug and evening,
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Family prayers, for every morning and
evening during a month. Revised from
a London work by Henry V. D. Johns,
d.d. [anon.^ 230 pp. 16. lialtimort,
Armstrong 4' Berry, 1850.
Abt^.— Original edition publiBhed by tlio London
religiouM tract nociety.
Famham (J. T.) The early days of Cali-
fornia : embracing what I saw and heard
there, with scenes in the Pacific. 314 pp.
20 pi. 12^. Philadelphia, J. E. Potter, 1859.
Farrar (John, II. d.) An elementary treatiso
on astronomy, being the fourth part of a
course of natural philosophy, compiled
for the use of the students of the univer-
sity at Cambridge, New England. 2d ed.
vii, 4(52 pp. 9 pi. 8 \ Boston, Hilliard,
Gray 4- co. 1834.
Fashionable infidelity, or the triumph of
patience, [anon.'] 3 v. 16°. London,
T. Hoolcham, 1789.
Fasquelle (Louis). Translation, composi-
tion, conversation. Napoldon, par Alexan-
dre Dumas. *S'ee Dumas (Alexandre).
Fast {Rev. J. J.) Die cantica sacra; eine
sammlung von kirchengesiingen, enthal-
tend, nebst einigen neuen stUcken, eine
auserlesene auswahl deutscher und eng-
lischer chonele, choral- gesaiuge, psahno-
die etc ; mit deutschem und englischem
texte. [Or], The cantica sacra; a collec-
tion of church music, embracing besides
some new i)ieces, a choice selection of
german and english chorals, set pieces,
chants, etc ; with the text in german and
english. 352 pp. obi. 8^^. Hudson, O.,
Hudson hook company, [1854]. s.
Fatherland (The) series. 4 v. 16°. Phila-
delphia, Lutheran hoard of puhlication, 1872.
CONTENTS.
noFFMAXN (Fr.iuz), Knight and peasant.
Solfwill and repentance.
NiERiTZ (Gustav). Gustavna Vaea.
Redenbacheu (William). The emerald.
Fawcett (Henry, m. d.) Matrimony, im-
potency and sterility explained, with a
comprehensive exposition of the nature
and modem treatment of syphilis, second-
ary symptoms, gonorrhcea, gleet, stric-
tures, whites, seminal weakness, nocturnal
emissions, and masturbation, etc. 172 pp.
12^. New York, 1844.
Fay (Francis, pseudon.) Life real and un-
real. By Francis Fay. 264 pp. IH .
Philadelphia, Am. s. s. union, [185:1].
96
FEATLEV.
FIN.
Peatley (Dauicl, d. d.) Ancilla pietatis ; or, Pin du rdpertoire, etc.— contiuued.
the hand-maid to private devotion : pre-
senting a manuall to her mistrcsse, fur- :
nished with instructions, hjnins & prayers.
8th ed. Engd. tit. 2:\ j). 1. 7G7 pp. 16-.
TA>ndon,by W. Iliint for X. Bourne, lO'^Cy.
[Imperfect; pp. 14.V16S wantiii;,'J.
Felinus (Aretius, pxcndoii.) Scr Biicer
(Martin).
Fellowea (Francis). Sacred liistory of tlie
dohigo ilhistrated ; and corroborated by {
tradition, mythology, and geology. With '
an introductory essay, by rev. C. Colton, '
d. d. 150 pp. 1 pi. 13-. rhUaddphla,
Key cj- liiddle, 1830. i
Felton (Cornelius Conway). Classical stud- ,
i»'s; essays on ancient literature and art. i
See Seara (Barnas), Edwards (Bela B.) |
and Felton. "^ '
Ferdosl. See Hasan ben Mohammed < /
TuHi (Abu'l Kaisim Firdusi).
Ferrell (William). Converging series ex- 1
pressing the ratio between the diameter
and the circumference of a circle. G pp.
4^\ \_Wash\ngton, Smithsonian itmtUittion,
1872].
I Smithsonian coutribution.s, v. 18, art. .')].
Ferrer de Couto (.Ios<5). Los negros en sus
di versos estados y condiciones ; tales conio
son, corao se supone quo son, y como de-
ben ser. nil pp. 8^. Xiiera VorJc, ffallet,
1804.
Fessenden (L. G.) The prairie vocalist,
etc ; 185;). S:e Gibson (.J«)hn) and Fes-
senden.
Fetridge (W. Pembroke.) Sec Harper's
hand-book for travellers in Europe and
the east, 1872-73.
Feuilles (Lcs) d'automne, 1341. .SV;c Hugo
(Victor M.)
Field (Kate). Pen i)hot()graphs of Charles
Dickens's readings. Taken from life. New
and ei!large<l ed. vi, 152 pp. 10 pi. por-
trait. 12 \ Jlo.'iton, J. R. fhgood if- co. 1871,
Field (Nathaniel, m. d.) A debate on the
state of the dead, 1854. See Connelly
( Uev. T. P.) and Field.
Fillmore (Augnstusl).)fOK7Skene (Robert).
The Concordia: a collection of sacred mu-
sic, selectiMl and arrar.ged for congrega-
tional worshi]), 415 pp. obi. 8. Cincin-
nati, A. I). Fit I more, [18(55].
Fin du repertoire du tbdAtre franvais, avec
un nouvean choix des pi«>c»'S des autres
theatres rasseinbl^es par [P. M. M.] Le-
peintre. v. 1-38. 18°. ParU, inme. veuve
Dabo, 1824.
CONTESTS.
TiageJUa, .3 r. r. 1-3.
A SCKI,0T (J. A F. P.) Fiesque, v. 3,
AUNAILT {\. V.) Gcrmanicus, v. 2.
AvKitiNY (C. J. L. L. (If). -Jeanne d'Arc h Konen,
V. 1.
Bis(H:.) Attila, v.2.
I.KMKKciKK (N. L.) Bandouin, empcreur. V. 2.
Freilt-jronde et Ilrun^^'haut, v. 2.
1.1 Ai^ftHK.s ( P. C.) Conradin et Fr6diTic, v. 3.
Jane Shore, v. 3.
MoKAXD (P. de). Child6ric, v. 1.
MUKVir.LK (P. N. A.) Abdelazis et Ziileima, v. I.
I'fccMANTufe (N. de). Gi-ta, v. 1.
SuLMET (A.) Saiil, v. 3.
Comedies en vers, 7 v. v. 4-10.
A NniiTRUX (F. G. J. S.) Molifre avec ses anii.s, v. 8.
AuTiiEAU (J.) Democrite, pr6teudn Ion, v. G.
La niagie de ramour, v. 6.
BoNJOUK (C.) La m«^ro rivale, v. 8.
L'^Mtucation, v. 8.
Bot'CHARD (A.) Lea arts et Tamitii', v. 7.
Coi.LlN n'HAKLEvn.LE (J. F.) Los qiierelles des
deux fr^res, v. 7.
CoKNEii-LE (P.) La snite du Menteur, v. 8.
Delauxay. Le paresseux, v. 6.
L'un pour I'autre, v. 8.
Destouches (P. N.) Le curieux impertinent, v. 7.
Dominique (P. F. B.) Les quatre semblables, v. 5.
DucTJSCEAU J. A.) Le faux due do Bourgogue,
v. 5.
Les conaiues, v. 5.
:fi TIEXNE (C. G.) Bruis et Palaprat, v. 9.
Les deux gendres, v. 9.
Les plaideurs sans proces, v. 9.
GossE (l5 ) Le ni^disant, v. 9.
Hauteroche (N. Le B. d'). Le souper mal ap-
pr6t6, V. 4.
L'esprit follet, on la darae invisible, v. 4.
Lafont (.1. de). L'amour venge, v. 5.
Lava (J. L.) L'amis des loia, v. 10.
LKdKAND (M. A.) La femme ftllo et venvo, v. .">.
end DoiiiMQUK (P. F. B.) Agn^a do Chail-
lot, v. 5.
AlKUViLLE (P. F. C.) La famille Glinet, v. 10.
MoNTFC-EUKY (A. .J.) La fille capitaine, v. 4.
La daine m<^deoin, v. 4.
Palissot de Montexoy (C.) Les courtisancs, v. 7.
Le satirique, v. 7.
PiCAKD (L. B.) Mediocre et rampant, v. 10.
I'LANAUi) (F. A. E.) Le faux paysan, v. 10.
ROMACNftsi (J. A.) Samson, v. 6.
Comidies en prose, 16 v. v. 1 1-26.
AiGUEHKUUE (J. D. D. iV). L'avaro amoureux,
V. 15.
Baudouin dit D'AuuiGNY (J. M. T.) Les pctits
protccteurs, v. 2.'5.
BhAUCHAMi'8 (P. F. G. de). Le portrait, v. 16.
Cakmoxtklle (N.) Les hommes h la mode, v. 18.
(Proverbes dramatiques.)
La brobis entre deux loups, v. 13.
A bon chat bou rat, v. 13.
r'a n'en eat pas, v 13.
Janot, choz le degraissour, v. 13.
Lo sonrd, v. 13.
Le valet de chambre et le paysan, v. 13.
Les ainans chiena, v. 13.
La veuve ridicule, v. 13.
L'amant malade, v. 13.
La ruse paternelle, v. 13.
La veuTO enibarras»6e, v. 13.
Linnocence aauvte, v. 20.
Le legs, V. 20.
• Le r,Hf6 l)orgne, v. 20.
Le muet, v. 20.
Lee deux fllons, v, 20.
Le cbanoine de Reims, v. 20.
Le fripon orgueilleux, v. 20.
I^es voyageura, v. 26.
L'uniforme de campagne, v. 20.
Plus d(! peur quo do mal, v. 2i!.
TIN.
97
FiNorri.
Pin dii repertoire, etc. — continued.
La tricberie retourno k son luaitre, v. 26.
Plus beureuz que sago, v. 26.
Le seigneur auteur, v. 26.
La stttiue, v. 26.
Le marcband de byoux, v. 26.
La veuvo avare, v. 26.
La marcbande de c^Mrises, v. 26.
CoLALTO (A.) Les trois iumeaux v6uitieu8, v. 17.
Dancourt (F. U.) La parisienne, v. IL
La femme d'intrigues, v. 11.
Destguciies (P. N.) L^bstacle inipriSvu, v. 15.
DoMiMguE (P. F. B.) and Romaunesi (J. A.) L'ile
du divorce, v. 14.
La svlphide, v. 14.
DoxNKAU DE Visi^: (J.) arid Coiineille (T.) La
doviueresse, V. 11.
DouviGNY (L.) On fait ce qn'on pent, v. 20.
Duval (A. V. P.) La tapisserie, v. 19.
Le faux Stanislas, v. 19.
Duval (G.) and Dossion (fi. A.) La moucho du
cocbe, V. 19.
Florian (J. P. C. de). La bonne vattTo, v. 17.
Fuzelier (L.) Mouius fabulist*, v. 15.
Garnier (C. G. T.) Le bon pere, v. 20.
Les habits des uoces, v. 20.
La CiiAi'ELLE (J. de). Les carrosses d'0rI6ans,
V. 11.
Ladoucette (J. C. F. de). IIelv6tiu8 k Var6,
V.25.
Lamotte (A. H. de). L'amant© difficile, v. 14.
Lesi'arrat (A.) L'oncle rival, v. 18.
Marivaux (P. C. deC. de). Le prince travesti, v.l2.
L'ecole des meres, v. 12.
La ni»'re confidente, v. 12.
Arlequin poll par I'amour, v. 16.
La double surprise de I'amour, v. 16.
La reunion des amours, v. 16.
Marsollier des ViVETifeRES (B. J.) Ccpbise, ou
I'erreur de I'esprit, v. 18.
Morand (P. de). L'esprit do divorce, v. 15.
PiCARD (L. B.) Le cousin de tout le monde, v. 21.
L'alcade de Molorido, v. 23.
La vieille tante, v. 23.
Le caf6 du print«ms, v. 23.
Le capitaiue Belronde, v. 24.
Le susceptible, v. 22.
Le vieux com6dien, v. 21.
Les deux Pbilibert, v. 24.
Les oisifs, v. 22.
Les tracassories, v. 22.
Les voisins, v. 21.
M. Musard, v. 22.
Vanglas, ou les ancieus amis, v. 24.
and Cheron (L. C.) Dubautcours, ou le
contrat d'union, v. 21.
Piliies (J.) Le bienfait anonyme, v. 18.
PoNT-Df:-VEYLE (A. F. de). Le fat puni, v. 17.
KiccoiJONi (A. F.) Les caquets, v. 16.
KoMAGNESi (J. A.) ami Procope-Couteaux (M.
C.) Les f6es, v. 14.
IlouGBMONT (M. N. B. de). Les trois secr6taire8,
v.25.
SfeGUR (L. P. de). Crispin du^gne, v. 17.
SouyuE (J. F.) Le cbevalier de CanoUe, v. 19.
Vial (J. B. 0 ) Le premier venu, v. 25.
Vii.LEMAiN d'Alancourt (J. F.) Le nouvel Ac-
t/!on, V. 20.
Wafflard (A. J. M.) LY'Colier d'Oxford, v. 12.
Drames en prose, 1 voL v. 27.
Mercter (L. S.) Jean Hennuyer, eve<iue de Li-
zieux, V. 27.
Pi<;ault-Lebhun (G. C. A.) Charles et Caroline,
V.27.
L'orpheline, v. 27.
Operas-comiques en prose, 4 v. v. 28-31.
BouiLLY (J. N.) Les deux joum6e8, v. 28.
atid DuPATY (L. E. F. C. M.) L'intrigue aux
fen^tres, v. 28.
DE8F0NTA1NE8 DB LA VaLL^:E (G. F. F. D.) La dot.
V. 28.
Dui'ATY (L. E, F. C. M.) Ninon chcz madame de
Sevign6, V. 29.
Les '
. — voitures vers^es, v. 31 .
Etienne (C. G.) Joconde, v. 29.
Jeannot et Colio, v. 29.
13 0
Fin da r<5pertoire, etc. — continued.
FAVifcRES (E. G. F. de). Lisbeth. v. 29.
Gaugiran-Nanteuu. (P.C.) LuDy et Quinault,
V. 30.
GuiLBERT DE PixfeRfecouBT (R. C.) Koaloaf, V. 30.
Jalahert (C.) L'auborgo de bagni^rea, v. 30.
Marsollier veu VivKTifeRBs (B.J.) Alexis, ou
I'erreur d'un bon p^ro, v. 28.
Edmond et Caroline, v. 28.
NouvEAU (Le) seigneur de village, v. 31,
Picabd (L. B.) Les visitandines, v. 30.
Pigault-Lebrun (G. C. A.) Le major Palmer,
V. 31.
Pla.\abd (F. a. E.) L« mari de circonstanc*, v. 31.
Vaudeville*, 7 o. v. 3a-38,
Bayard (J. F. A.) Guillaume et Marianne, v. 36.
Barh^; (P. Y.) Pus (A.) Rauet (J. B.) atid Deh-
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BoiRiE (E. C. de), Baui>ouin D'AUHiGitr (J. M.T.)
and Cabmouciuj (P. F. A.) Le petit hommo gris,
Desauoiers (M. A. M.) Le diner do Madclon, v. :«.
and Gentil de Cuavagnac (M. J.) M. Sans-
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DiEULAFOY (J. M. A. M.) and Gersin (X.) Jeanne
d'Arc, V, 3:}.
JouY (V, J. 15.) and Losgchamps (C. de).
Dans quel si^cle sommes-nous? v. 32.
DuvEYRiER dit MtLEsviLLE (A. H. J.) Le pr6-
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Favart (C. S.) and Gu6rin de Fremicourt (J.
N.) Les reveries renouvellees des Grocs, v. 32.
HAFDI& (J. B. A.) C^lestine et Faldoni, v. 36.
Lacoste dit St. Amand (A.) La veuve du Mala-
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Laya (J. L.) Falkland, v. 36.
Merle (J. T.) Brazier (N.) and Cabmouche (P.
F. A.) La carte a payer, v. 34.
MOREAU DE COMMAGUY (C. F. J. B.) and SCKIMK
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Phibbert mari^, v. 33.
Kevel (V. A. V.) Le fifre du roi do Prusse, v. M.
R0U88I!L\U (A.) DE8AU(ilEIt8 (M. A. M.) aiM ME8-
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Scribe (E.) La maitresse au logis, v. 37.
La loge du portier, v. 38.
Scribe (E.) and M**. Le solliciteur, t. 35.
Allarde (M. F. D. T. le Roi, bar. d') and
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Le vieux gar9on et la petite fille, v.
38.
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Le bon papa, v. 38.
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The same. Part iii of Supplement to
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Fow^ler (Orson Squire) — continued,
hood and womanhood, including perfect
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Together with maternity; as taught by
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O.S. Fowler, IIS70}.
Human science: or, phrenology ; its
principles, etc. as applied to health ; men-
tal philosophy; God; immortality, intel-
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Oftspring, and their hereditary en-
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Fowler (Samuel P.) Salem witchcraft ;
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world. Collected by Robert Calef; and
wonders of the invisible world, by Cotton
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Samuel P. Fowler. 1 p. 1. 450 pp. 12°.
Salem, Mass. H. P. Ives 4- A. A. Smith, 1861.
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power that influences the world. Tlie
philosophy of ancient and modern dress
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Fox or Foxe (John). Geschichte der miir-
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Fragments and scraps of history. See Har-
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Framingham ( Mass.) Directory for 1872-73.
See Marlborough, Hndson, and Framing-
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France. MinxHthe de Vagriculture et ilu com-
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1852. 4^. Paris, imprhnerie nationah,
1851.
Compte rendu par le ministre
de I'agrienlture et du commerce. Compte
de'finitif des d6pen8e8, exercice 1849, an
ler Jan. 1851. 4 \ Paris, imprimerie na-
tionale, 1851.
Conseil g<?n6ral de Pagricul-
tnre, des manufactures et du commerce,
sesflion de 1850. 4 v. 4'^. Parin, 1850.
COVTEVre.
PnM-i>«-verbaux des s^'ances.
Notice Hur lo8 dcM-uiueuts relatifa an commerce des
KrainH.
Notice HUT le i^'pinn* t^" commerce de la boncherie.
Notice 8ur le i^^jgime du commerce do la boulau-
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CONTENTS.
Industrie, t. 1-3.
The same. 2e86rie. fol. Stras-
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CONTENTS.
T. 6. Statistique de I'assistance publique de 1842 h
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V. 8. StatiHtique agricole. 2o partie. ravin, 1860.
Ministere de Vinslrnction puhlique.
Archives de la commission scientifique du
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Collection de documents in6-
dits sur I'histoire de France publics par les
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le sdrie. Ilistoire politique. 3 p. 1. cxxxii,
971 pp. 4^\ PartM, imprimerie nationale,
1872.
CONTKNTS.
Lottres dn cardinal Mazarin pcudnnt hou mini-
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Ministere de Vixtaienr. (Direction
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Minisfdre de la marine et des colonies.
Revue maritime et coloniale. Ses Revue
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Ministh'e des affaires ilranghes. Af-
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Ministhe des travam publks. Travaux
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1870. Rapport de mission, 1873. See
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See, also, Annales des pouts
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See, also, Journal ofliciel de la r^pub-
lique franfaise, 1872.
France (Institut de). Annuaire pour 1872.
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Francis (C. S. «r co. j>M67/«/j«r«.) Francis
& co's cabinet library of choice prose and
poetry. 10°. New York, C. S. Francis^-
CO. 1844.
CONTENTS.
TALForRD (T. N.) Tragedies, sonnets and verses.
Francis's new guide to the cities of
New- York and Brooklyn, and the vicinity.
1 p. 1. 148 pp. 31 pi. 1 map. 18°. New
York, C. S. Francis <f co. 1853.
Francis (John Wakefield, m. d.) New York
during the last half century : a di.scourse
in commemoration of the 53d anniversary
of the New York historical society. 232
pp. 8°. New York, J. F. Trow, 1857.
Frank and Amy in Palestine ; or, illustra-
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7 pi. 18°. Boston, Mass. s.-s. society, 18(>4.
Frank Austin's diamond. By the author of
"The golden-ladder" series, [anon.^ 196
pp. 3 pi. 16°. New York, P. Carter 4-
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[Drayton-hall series, no. 4].
Frank Leslie's boy's and girl's weekly, [etc.]
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Frankie's book about bible men. By the
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Franklin (Benjamin). Works of the late
dr. Benjamin Franklin; consisting of
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Franklin (Beujamin) — continued,
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The select works of Benjamin Frank-
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502 pp. 12°. Boston, rhilUps, Sanipaon <J-
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A collection of the familiar letters
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Franklin (William, translator). See Loves
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Franklin (The) family primer, 1811. See
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or divine truths in nocturnal and diurnal
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Fraser's magazine. [Monthly]. Edited
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people called methodists, concerning the
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parts in 1 v. 8°. London, W. Sandby,
1760.
CONTENTS.
No. 1. A display ofthe bad principles of tlie metho-
dists : in certain articles proposed to the
consideration of the company of salters,
in London. 2d ed. 22 pp. 1759.
No. 2. Enles for the discovery of false prophets :
[etc.] A sermon. 3d ed. 1 p. 1. xvii,
38 pp. 1759.
No. 3. Dr. Free's edition of the rev. mr. .John
"Wesley's first penny-letter, etc. 2d impr.
40 pp. 1759.
No. 4. Dr. Free's edition of the rev. mr. John
Wesley's second letter, etc. 78 pp. 1759.
No. 5. Dr. Free's remarks upon mr. Jones' letter,
etc. 67 pp. 1759.
No. 6. The whole speech which was delivered to
the clergy of the great city of London.
On Tuesday the 8th of May, 1759, being
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Free-and-easy (The) song book : selected
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Free church of Scotland. See Scotland
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Freemsm (John C.) Selections from various
greek authors, 1872. Sec Boise (James
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Freemasons. Illinois. The templar man-
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Freire de Andrade (Jacuito). Vida de dom
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1. First lessons in numbers, 1866. 16'\ I'JO pp.
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220 pp.
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3. Mental arithmetic, 1870. 16°. 180 pp.
4. Common school arithmetic, 1869. 12°. 3:36 pp.
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French (J. W. d. d.) Grammar ; part of a
course on language, prepared for instruc-
tion in the U. S. corps of cadets. 1 p. 1.
467 pp. 12°. New York, D. Van Xostrand,
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French (William M.) Life, speeches, state
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he left them. Faithfully translated from
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[KiMifs (Hoinrich). The history of tho iiioravi-
auH. Appeuilix, no. IJ.
Frey (Heiurich). The microscope and mi-
cro.scopicjil technology. A text book for
idiysiciaus and students. Translated from
the german and edited by George K. Cut-
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Friendly (Aunt, j^scMrfoM.) 18C0. >S^6e Baker
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Fries (Elias). Icones selectic hymenomyco-
tum nondum delineatorum. Nos. ii-G. pp.
15-(30, pi. 21-W. 4'-. Stockholm, lli^ I}. 8.
Sveriges atliga och giftiga svampar
tecknade efter natureu under ledniug af
E. Fries, utgifna af kongl. vetenskaps-
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I With his Lai>i)i.sk mythologij.
Lappisk mythologi, eventyr og folke-
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En sommer i Finmarken, russisk Lap-
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Fritz (T.) Praktisches lehrbuch fiir schii-
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Frost (John, 11. d.) The americau speaker.
448 pp. 1 pi. 12 . Philadelphia, E. C. Bid-
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Easy exorcises in composition: de-
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The french reader,consisting of selec-
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Frost's pictorial family museum. [Il-
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Lives of the heroes of the americau
Frost (John, ?/.(?.)— contiuued.
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the constitution of the United States and
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12^. Boston, PhillipH .f Sampson, 1848.
Frothingham (Richard). Tho rise of the
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Fronde (James Authony). The Euglish in
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Short studies on great subjects. 2d
revolution : also — embracing the declara-
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• mans, Green <)'• co. 1871.
"Thumping english lies." Fronde's
slanders on Ireland and Irishmen. A
course of lectures delivered by him in
Association hall, New York, 1872. With
preface and notes, by col. J as. A. McGee,
and Wendell Phillips's views of the situa-
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Fiihrer (Der) zu Gott. Ein gebet- und er-
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Fnl (A) and plaine declaration of ecclesias-
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1580. See Travers (Walter).
Fiilborn (Edward). The german instructor;
a new and natural method of learning to
read and speak the german language.
428 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, Lippincott,
Gramho <;• co. 1852.
Fulton street hymn book, for the use of
union prayer meetings, sabbath schools
and families, [anon.'] 240 pp. 24°. New
York, Board of puhlication of reformed prot-
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Fureti^re (Antoine). Le romau bourgeois,
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Fumess (William Henry, d. d.) A history of
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Puthey (J. Smith)— coiitiuuod.
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G(E. S.) Religions consolation, [awo/j. In-
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G (W.) i. e. William Gifford, pseudon. Sec
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Gage {.Vrs. William L.) Helen on ber trav-
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Galaxy (The). An illustrated maj^jazine of
entertaining reading. [Monthly]. Jan.
to dec. 1872. v. i:?-14. 8°. New York,
Sheldon <J- co. 1872.
Galbraith (J. A.) and Haughton's (Samuel)
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Longmans <^- co. 1869-71.
CONTENTS.
Ghkrne (T. K.) a manual of tho sub-kiiigdoni
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A manual of the sub-kinf^doni protozoa,
1871.
Galland (I.) Galland's Iowa emigrant :
containing a map, and general descrip-
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8°. ChiUicoihc, [0.] JV. C. Jones, 1840.
Gallaudet {Eev. Thomas Hopkins, U. d.) The
child's book on the soul. 2d ed. 2 v-
128 pp ; 157 pp. sq. 16°. ITart/ord, Cooke
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Discourses on various points of chris-
tian faith and practice, vii, 239 pp. 8°.
Hartford, S. G. Goodrich, 1818.
Tho history of Jonah, for children
and youth, iv, 9-184 pp. 16°, Boston,
Crocker ^' Brewster, 1833.
The history of Joseph for children
and youth. 210 pp. 18°. New York,
Am. tract society, [1834].
Scripture biograi)hy for the young,
with critical illustrations and practical
remarks. Adam to Jacob. 200 pp. 6 pi.
18°. New York, Am. tract society, [1838].
The same. Adam to Moses. 2 v. 217
pp ; 269 pp. 2 pi. 18°. New York, Am
tract society, [1839].
The youth's book on natural theol-
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pp. 16°. Hartford, Cooke .J- co. 1832.
and Hooker (Horace). A practical
spelling-book, with reading lessons. 166
pp. 12°'. Hartford, Bdknap .J"- Hamerslcy,
1840.
14 c
Gallier (James, architect). The amcricau
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labour in any part of the United States,
[also], a variety of useful t<ables, memo-
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8°. New York, Lafever !y Gallier, 1832.
Gallimaufry (The); or, theatrical speak-
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2 pi. 272 pp. 24 1. 1 pi. 12 . London,./.
Smith, 1828.
Gallitzin (Demetrius A.) A defence of
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Gallix (— ) and Guy (— ), de VHaanlt. His-
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Gardeners (The) chronicle and agricultural
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ISrevi.s dosorintio civitatum Caasini, sancti Ger-
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ti-iO.
Aiionymorum monacliorum casiiinnsiiun clironi-
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Gibson (John) and Fesseuden (L. G.) The
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287 pp. 12°. Boston, Ticknor, Reed .)•
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2 p. 1. iv, 321 pp. 1 pi ; 2 p. 1. iv, 282 pp. 1
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forts Wagner and Gregg. With observa-
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Vou Kara Giorg. viii, 240j»p. 10 . J\V«'
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l-Tl-72. V. 3-1. 8. Atlas, f«d. IFinnce,
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Glaisher (.James, editor.) Travels in the
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W. Be Fouvielle, and Gaston Tissandier.
Edited l»y James Glaisher. xv, 398 pp.
57 pi. &'. London, li. Ikntley, 1871.
Glance (A) at New York: end)racing the
city government, theatres, hotels, church-
es, mobs, monopolies, professions, news-
papers, rogues, dandies, (ires and firemen,
water and other licjuids, iV-c. [rt/ion. By
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Glascock (William Nugent). Tales of a
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Gleanings from the poets, for home and
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Gobat {Ikr. Samuel). Jouriuii of three
years' residence in Abyssinia. I'receded
by an introduction geographical and liis-
torical, on Abyssinia, translated from the
friMich, by rev. Sereno D. Clark. With a
biographical sketch of bishop Gobat, by
Robert Baird, d. d. 480 pp. portrait, 1 map.
12 . Xew York, M. ]V. Dodd, 1850.
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jx'ce et <les races dans les rtres organises
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Godadienstig .jaarl)oekje voor bij/,ondere
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tbolischesunterrichts-underbauungsbuch,
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daraus gezogenen glaubens- und sitten-
lehren, uebst einor deutlichen erklilrang
der vorzilglicbsten kirchengebrauche,
einer haus-mess-andacht, und einer be-
schreibung des heiligen laudes von Georg
Ott. Zwei theile. xii, G84, 24 pp. 1 pi.
8 . Cincinnati, F. Pustet <;• co. 1871.
The same. Devout instructions on
stukje. 1 p. I. viii, 2"^(» pp
d,nn, C.. I'orlirlif. 1H>7.
ir.
im»t(r-
the epistles and gospels for the Sundays
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901 pp. 12>=. Xcw York, E. Dunigan ,$•
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The same. Explanation of the epis-
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ami festivals throughout the ecclesiastical
year. [Also], instructions on christian
faith and morals, explanations of different
ceremonies and practices of the church,
and the lives of many saints. Edited and
enlarged by rev. George Ott. Translated
from the newest [29th] german ed. by rev.
Gerard M. Pilz. xvi, 816 pp. 8^. Cincin-
nati, F. Pustet ij' CO. 1871.
Golden (The) age. [Weekly]. Theodore
Tilton, editor. Jan. 0 to dec. 28, 1872.
V. 2. fol. Xcw York, T. Tilton, 1872.
Golden (The) legacy, 1857. See Moore
(Mrs. 11. J.)
Goldsbury (John) and Russell (William).
The american common school reader, 1844.
See Russell (William) and Goldsbury.
Goldsbury and Russell's comniOD-schoul
series, 1814-45.
Good-better-best : or three ways of mak-
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18". Philadelphia, Am. «. s. union, 1844.
Good cheer. The Christmas number of
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[ With Good words for 1872].
Good (A) life, 1836. See True (The) plan
of a living temple.
Good words. [A monthly magazine]. Ed-
ited by Norman Macleod. Jan. to dec.
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1872.
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GOODELL.
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stantiuople). The old and the now ; or the
chau«;e8 of thirty yeara in the east, with
some allusions to oriental customs as elu-
cidating scripture. With an introduction
by rev. William Adams, xx, 240 pp. 7
col. pi. portrait. 12°. Xcw York, M, W.
Doddy 1853.
Qoodell {Rev. William, of Xcw York). Slav-
ery and anti-slavery ; a history of the great
struggle in both hemispheres; with a
view of the slavery question in the United
States. X, G04 pp. 8 '. Xeu^- York, W.
named, 1852.
Goodenow (Mha Clara A.) Cecil's autumn
adventures. By the author of "Cecil's
summer at Elm terrace." [anon.l 3-18G
pp. 2 pi. 16°. Philadelphia, Am. s.-s. union,
[1873].
Cecil's summer at Elm terrace.
\_anon.'\ 1G6 pp. 3 pi. 18°. Philadelphia,
Am. 8.-8. union, [1871].
Goodrich (A. B. d. d.) and Gilbert (Wal-
ter B.) Hymnal, with music, 1872. See
Protestant episcopal church.
Goodrich ( Frank B. ) Remarkable voyages ;
or, man upon the sea : a history of mari-
time adventure, exploration and discovery.
. 560 pp. 24 pi. 8°. Philadelphia, J. B. Lip-
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Goodrich (Jeremiah and Anna F.) The
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book. 3ded. 156 pp. 16°. Albany, Hew-
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Broaders tj"- co. and Louisville, [7i'i/.] Morton
.)'• Griswold, 1839-41.
CONTEXTS.
The common school primer: introductory. 64 pp.
sq. 18°. 1841.
Th»» first reader. 96 pp. 16°. 1839.
The second reader. 144 pp. 16°. 1839.
The third reader. 180 pp. 12°. 1839.
The fourth reader. 312 pp. 12°. 1839.
The same. Revised comprehensive
series, nos. 4-5. 2 v. 12^. Louisville, Ky.
Morton 4' Griswold, 1847.
CONTENTS.
4. The fourth school reader. 240 pp.
5. The fifth school reader. 384 pp.
Ifote. — Nos. 4 and 5 of this series correspond to
nos. 3 and 4 of the former series, respectively.
The same. American school series.
Edited by Noble Butler. Electrotype ed.
Nos. 1-6. 6 V. 16° & 12°. Louisville, Ky.
Morton <;• Grisivold, [1857-58].
CONTENTS.
1. Goodrich's first reader. 72 pp. 16°. [18j7J.
Goodrich (Samuel Griswold) — continned.
2. Goodrich's second reader. 144 pp. 16^. (ia57).
3. CrmMlricli's third reailcr. 2lfi i)p. 16o. (1857).
4. Goodrich's fourth render. 240 pp. 12°. jlH.57).
5. Gooilrich's fifth reader. 3:M3 pp. 12°. (l657).
6. Goodrich's sixth reader. 541 pp. 12-'. (lB58).
Peter Parley's book of bible stories.
For children and j'outh. [pseudon.] 256
l)p. sq. 16 \ Boston, Lilly, ll'ait .f- co.
1834.
The same. 2.56 pp. sq. 16°. Boston,
S. Colman, 1835.
Note. — "A Lond(m book, with additions."
Peter Parley's book of curiosities,
natural and artificial, [pscudo/i.] 224 pp.
sq. 16°. Boston, Richardson, Lord 4' Hoi-
brook, 1832.
Peter Parley's short stories for long
nights. 140 pp. 8 pi. sq. 16°. Boston,
Allen 4- Ticknor, 1834.
Peter Parley's tales about ancient
Rome, with some account of modern Italy.
208 pp. 1 map. sq. 16°. Boston, Carter,
llendee <;• co. 1833.
A system of school geography, chiefly
derived from Malte-Brun, and arranged
according to the inductive plan of instruc-
tion. 320 pp. 16°. Hartford, H. 4- F. J.
Huntington, 1830.
See, also. Life (The) of Benjamin
Franklin, 1832; and Life (The) of Christo-
pher Columbus, 1832.
Goodwin (William W.) and Allen (Joseph
II.) Greek reader, (prose), consisting of
selections from Xenophon, Plato, Herodo-
tus, and Thucydides. With notes, ix, 210,
120 pp. 2 maps. 12°. Boston, Ginn bro-
thers, 1871.
Gordon (/i?ei\ A. J.) The vestry hymn and
tune book. 292 pp. 12°. Boston, H. A.
Young ij- co. 1872.
Gordon (C.) Boarding-school days. By
Vieux Moustache, [pseudon.l iv,291pp.
7 pi. 16°. Xew York, Hard <y- Houghton,
1873.
That good old time ; or, our fresh and
salt tutors. By Vieux Moustache, [pseu-
don.} iv, 245 pp. 10 pi. 16°. Xew York,
Hurd 4- Houghton, 1867.
The same. Our fresh and salt tutors ;
or, that good old time. By Vieux Mous-
tache. lp8eudon.'\ 215 pp. 9 pi. 16°. Xew
York, Hurd cj- Houghton, 1870.
Gordon (Thomas). A cordial for low-
spirits: being a collection of valuable
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110
(iORDON.
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GOULD.
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(•(•MKNTS.
A (hilifatioii to a L'nut iiiuii, concniiin^ «l<Mli-
catii.ns. Disrovnin;: what will 1)<< tlio jut-s-
cut iHistiiiv ofatlairs a tlnms:iud yi'Uis hoiicf.
(Uv Jonathan Swift), ni^*.
A tliHsortation uim)ii ohl woin.-n. Tnalt« ami f<'-
iiiah>, Hpiritnal and ttMiiporal, in all a;:t's. [Al- \
so], an <».s.say upon the jirf.sfnt union of tho ,
whi'.; rhiefs. Hit). |
A iniMlfst a])olo^v for ]»ar.son [caiilinal] Albcro- ;
ni. [Hv lonl llcrvfv]. |
An apolojiy for the dan^'cr of the church. |
Jlfin;; a .second jiart of tiie apoloirv for par.son
AlWcroiii. [Hvlord Ihrvcyl. i:il». I
Cardinal AUKroiii'.s letter to a riuht rev. father
in Ciod, for the support of the cliurch, by in-
trotluiin;: ij,'uoranee anil super.<titiou. 171!*.
The character of an iiulependent whi-i. [By
h)rd Hervey]. ITI'.t.
Coii.sideratioii.s upon the ai»proncliinj: peace,
and upon the importance ot (iihraltar tu the
luitish empire.
— The .suiiie. IJi'lii}; a collection of
rtirioiis tracts. [IMited by Kichanl Baron.
:M 0(1 ?] V. 'i, 2 p. 1. 407 i)p. K; . Lon-
don, Wilson .J- FtU, 170:?.
CONTKNT.S.
(loituoN (T.) Tlie creed of an independent whijr,
\'M.
.\ letter to tho author of tho lndcpend«'nf
whi^, 17'iO. [Siipjio.sed tobe Clurdou'ti. — Month.
rev.)
Priestianity : or, a view of the disparity
between the apostles and the luodern inferior
der-y, 17-20.
The true picture of a uiodern tory : or a
hi;:h churchman i)ainted to the life, M'ii.
A vindication of the <iuakers. [AKso], a
more full account of theii- doctrines, occasioned
l)y dr. II. Mcues opiuiou of them. [Supposed to
b(' by Cordon).
(Ir.osvKNou (H.) A now form of prayer, 1712.
JIai.i.kt (Kec.J.) Au address to coiiforminj? ari-
ans, IT.i't.
Lk,I(;ii {Iter. —). A letter to dr. Sherlock. Defend-
in;; the whole of tlui bishoj) of l'an;;ors doc-
trine, [15. lloadlyj. V.y (Jilbert Dalrymple, d. d.
[]>xcuili)n.] ni'.i.
A modest apoloiry for priestcraft, as prac-
tised amon;i tlie jicntijes, with a small disserta-
tion concernin;: jure divino, tests, creeds, and
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A new catechism, with dr. lllckos's thirty
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A .sober replv to mr. Ifi^ru's uierry arf;u-
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W'lci.ii'iic (.[ohn, jm'uilon.) Jlemarks ui)on Iwo
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ty of^ Midillcsex : wherein are .shewn, tho folly
anil injustice of men's persecutinjr one another
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17i'.».
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Ilichard 15arou"). Lowndes. — The m(»nthly re-
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Isf etl.— Thero are two additional in this ed.
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Gordon (Thomas V.) A <;a/.ettccr of the
state of i'eiiii.sylvania. I'art first, con-
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of the rise of methodisiu iu Europe, and of
its origin and progress in Canada, xxii,
\\:A pp. I'i \ A nbnrn, Derby ^- Miller, 1852.
'J'he lives of eminent methodist min-
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incidents, anecdotes, records of travel, ro-
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Ihrby .r Miller, 1852.
Goss and company, consulting surgeons. Tho
;egis of life, a non-medical commentary
on the indiscretions arising from human
frailty, iu which the causes, symptoms,
and baneful effects of lues venerea, go-
norrhwa, stricture, seminal weakness, &c.
are explained in a familiar manner:
[also], very extensive practical observa-
tions on sexual debility, and its attendant
sympathies; tho whole illustrated by
striking cases. 18th ed. xviii, 203 pp.
8°. London, R. (I. Gnnnell tj- co. for the au-
thors, 1827.
Gothaischer genealogischer hofkaleudor.
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Gott (Ada Augusta). Dare Fairfax. 174
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Gouge (Thomas). Christian directions
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Gould (Augustus Addison). Principles of
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Gould (Miss Hannah Flagg). Hymns and
other poems for children. IGO pp. 1 pi.
1G°. Jioston, W. J. Fwynolds <y- co. 1854.
New poems. 1 p. 1. viii, 287 pp. 12°.
Ifoston, ir. J. Reynolds if- co. 1850.
Tho youth's coronal. [Poems]. 200
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Gould (Nathaniel D.) Church music iu
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GOULDING.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Goulding ( lieo. V. R. ) Robert and I laroU 1 , or
the young raaroonera on the Fh>rida coast.
422 pp. 0 pi. 1 map. IG^. J'hiladeljyhia,
;r. S. Martien, iaV2.
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Grace (William). The army surgeon's man-
ual, for the use of medical officers, cadets,
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Graham (J. Murray). An historical view
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the accession of the house of Hanover to
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8°. London, Longmans, Green c^- co. 1871.
Graham (Thomas). Elements of chemistry,
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The same. 2d am. from an enlarged
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Gramdtica francesa, 1850. See Vingut (F. J.)
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Hand-list of the specimens of shield
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Gray (O. W.) New topographical atlas of
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Foreign office. Case [(resented on the
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majesty to the tribunal of arbitration con-
stituted under article I of the treaty con-
cluded at Washington on the 8th may,
1871, between her britannic majesty and
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The same. Mdmoire pr«Ssentd
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uique au tribunal d'arbitrage constitu6 en
vertu de Particle ler du traitd conclu a
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The same. Appendix to the
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[London, Harrison f sons, 1872].
CONTEXTS.
V. 1. Correspondence respoctiug the "Florida,"
"Alabama," "Georgia," and "Shenandoah."
V. 2. Correspondence respecting the " Siimtor,"
"Nashville," "IJerinuda," "Ilector," "Alex-
andra," and other vessels.
V. 3. Coirespondenco respecting the commence-
ment of the civil war in the United States ;
declarations of neutrality of hritish and
foreign {governments; neutrality laws of
Great BriUiin and the United St.-ite8 ; ifcc.
V. 1. General correspondence on the "Alabama"
claims, presented to parliament.
Presented with the counter case.
V. 5. Papers relating to the Florida, Alabama,
Shenandoah, Chickamauga, Tallahassee,
and lletribution ; correspondence of the
government of the United States, and opin-
ions of United States' attorneys-general,
relative to the preservation of neutrality,
&c.
V. 6. Correspondence respecting the reception of
confederate cruisers in ports of other coun-
tries; i)apers relating to tlio supplv of
arms to th<' United States from Great Brit-
ain duriiij; the civil war.
V. 7. lieports of coniiiiittes appointed by the board
of trade and admiralt^y to examine the lists
of claims contained hi vol. vii, of the ap-
pendix to the Cixso of the United States.
112
GKEAT BRITAIN.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Gieat Britain— contimiL'd.
The same. Appendico an nic-
moire pri^sentc^ par lo gonvernoment de sa
majestti britaiiin([ne. 4 v. fol. Parin, o
Vimjn-imenc nailoiuile, 187*2.
CONTEXTS.
V. 1. CorreHpondanco concornant la Florida, I'Ala-
Imnia, la G«H)r};ia, I't le Shonaiiiloah.
V. 2. CorroajMUHlancf con<"eniaiit 1<" Nashvillo, la
Boriiiuda, riloctor, la Goor;:iana, Ic I'liaii-
Uim, rAlt'xaiulra, \f ilawk, I'Aiiipliioii, etc.
V. 3. ConeajKuulance rolativo an conmionci'mcut
<le la KiieiTC civile anx l^.tats-Uiiis.
Dt''«;larati()n.s do in'ntralit6 du gouvernpinont
britaiiniqiio et dos ;;oiivenieineut8 otraii-
{:«>rs.
Lois do noutralift'' de la Grandc-Breta<ine et
doa fitatsl'uis, etc.
V. 4. Corre8|M>iidance relative a I'Alabama, i\ la
frontiere do San Juan, etc.
Inst met ions, protocoles de.s eonftrencofi
tenues h Washinj^ton.
Counter-ca.se presented on the
part of the government of her britannic
majesty to the tribunal of arbitration con-
Htitnted und«!r article 1 of the treaty con-
cluded at Wa.shin<i;ton on the 8th May,
1871, between her britannic majesty and
the United States of Atuerica. vi, 154 pp.
1 map. fol. [LowrfoM, //f»//.wH.J«0H8,1872].
The same. Coutrc-mdmoire
Great Britain— continued.
and 1791 ; on the part of the petitioners
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l)t\ London, J. rUilUps, 1791.
The same. Abr<5g6 des preuvea
prdsejitd par le gouvernement de sa ma-
jestd britannique, an tribunal d'arbitrage
const itu6 en \ertu de Tartiele ler du
trait(5 conclu a Washington, le 8 mai, 1871,
entre sa majest<5 britannique et les fitats-
Unis de I'Amdrique. vi, 173 pp. 1 map.
fol. [;j.j;. 1872].
Copies of the arguments ad-
dressed by her majesty's counsel to the
tribunal of arbitration at Geneva, on va-
rious points rai.sed during the proceedings,
ami of the replies of the counsel of the
United States thereto, as received from
her majesty's agent. (Supplement to The
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Correspondance du lord G.
Germain, avec les gdndraux Clinton, Corn-
wallis et les amiraux dans la station de
rAmeri<iue, avec plusieurs lettres inter-
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les origiiiaux publi«'s par ordro do la
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1790 et 1791, en favour de I'abolition do la
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Hansard's parliamentary de-
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accession of William IV. 35° & 36° Vic-
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Report, together with the
miimtes of evidence, and an appendix of
papers, from the committee appointed to
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better regulation of mad-houses in En-
gland. Each subject of evidence arranged
under its distinct head, by J. B. Sharpe.
xii, 400 pp. 8°. London, reprinted for B.
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Royal commission on scien-
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science, v. i. First, supplementary and
second reports, with minutes of evidence
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pp. sm. fol. London, for hr majestij^s sta-
tionery office, 1872.
Substance of the debates on a
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which wa3 moved in the house of com-
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house of lords on the 21th June, 1806.
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GREAT BRITAIN.
GREENE.
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Calendar of state papers, for-
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Calendar of the state papers,
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I. 1603-1606; preserved in her majesty's
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Rerum britannicarum medii
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lU
GREENER.
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Green Mountain (The) boys, 18:U). See
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Greenough, Jones & go's directory of
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[qhom.] 171 pp. 12"'. Boston, Ticlnor <f-
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Greenwood (Francis William Pitt, d. d.)
A collection of psalms and hymns for
christian worship. 225 1. 16°. Boston,
Carter .j- Hendcc, 1830.
The same. 14th ed. xxvi pp. 214 1.
18' . Boston, Carta; Hendce <j- co. 1835.
The same. 16th ed. 234 1. unp. 12°.
Boston, Carter, Ilcndee <j- co. 1835.
The same. 26th ed. xxvi pp. 220 1,
16^. Boston, C. J. Ilnidrc .f-^'. jr. Palmer
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The same. liJd «d. [With supple-
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[With AVatf.uhtox (K. (;.) .S.Tvici' book : for the
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Lives of the twelve apostles, to which
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Greenwood (F. W. P. d. <?.)— continued.
The miscellaneous writings of F. W.
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Boston, C. C. Little 4- J. Brown, 1846.
Greenwood (Grace, pseudon.) /SeeLippin-
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Greey (Edward). The queen's sailors.
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E. Greey <J- co. 1870.
The same. Blue jackets ; or, tho
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i . 8-. Boston, J. E. Tilton tf- co. 1871.
I Gregg (J.) Selumiel, or a visit to Jerusa-
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18°. Philadelphia, Am. s.-s. union [1833].
j Gregory I. the great (Saint and pope). King
I Alfred's west-saxou version of Gregory's
I Pastoral care. With an english transla-
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[Eakly english text society publications, no.50].
Gregory (i^ey. Benjamin). Walter Powell,
of Melbourne and London, merchant, phil-
anthropist, and christian. Edited and
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1684.
CONTEXTS.
V. 1. Notes and observations upon some passages
of scripture;
V. 2. Gregorii posthuma. Together with a short
.locount of the author's life. Published
by J[ohn] G[urganyJ. 1G83.
Contents of Posthuma.
A discourse of tho Ixx interpreters ; tho place,
and manner of their interpretation, pp. 1-4:}.
A discourse d»;cl(\ring what time the nicene creed
began to bo sung in tho cliurch. pp. 45-5.1.
Grier (J. B.) Studies iu the english of Bun-
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[Ii-LUSTRATED library of wonders].
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The same. Gunn's neuer hausarzt,
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j Noticias historicas sobre el orijen y
i desarrollo de la enseuanza publica supe-
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941 pp. fol. Buenos Aires, J. M. Cantilo,
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Note. — In this volnmo (pp. 573-618) is contained : —
" Catdlogo de los libros didicticos que so ban
pnblicado 6 escrito en Buenos Aires, desde el
iifio 1790 hasta cl auo 1807 inclusive, con escln-
sion de los cleraentales destiuados d las escuelas
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His level best, and other stories. 4
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Hall (Charles H. d. d.) andWhiteley (S. B.)
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Hall (Robert, of Arnsby). Help to Zion's
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The same : relating to doctrinal,
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Hart (Joseph C.) Geographical exercises ;
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Hastings (Horace L.) The groat controversy
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Hastings (Thomas) and Patton (William).
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The Coopers; or, getting under way.
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district agricultural societies. Edited by
John P. Reynolds, secretary, v. 8.
1869-70. 8°. Springfield, Illinois journal
2)rinting office, 1H71.
The same. Edited by A. M. Garland,
secretary, v. 9, old series, v. 1, new
series. 1871. 8^. Springfield, Illinois
journal printing office, 1872.
Illinois state gazetteer and business direct-
ory, for the years 1864-5, embracing de-
scriptive sketches of all the cities, towns
and villages throughout the state, [etc.]
8-. Chicago, J. C. W. Bailey, 1864.
Illustrated (The) catholic family almanac
for the United States, for 1873. 12°. Xexc
York, The catholic puhlication society, [1872].
Illustrated (The) christian weekly. Jan 6
to dec. 28, 1872. v. 2. fol. New York,
Am. tract society, [1872].
Illustrated (The) hand-book, a new guide
for travelers through the United States of
America, [anon.] 233 pp. 1 map. 18".
Neio York, Sherman .j- Smith, 1846.
lUustrated (The) library of travel, etc. 1873.
See Taylor (Bayard).
Illustrated library of wonders. 16". Xcw
York, C. Scribner cj- co. 1869-73.
CONTENTS.
GuiLLEMiN (A.) Wondera of the moon. 1873.
Mkuxier (V.) Adventures ou tlie great luiutiug
grounds of the world. 1809.
Illustrated (The) progressive series of read-
ing books, 1871. Sec O'Shea (Patrick).
Illustrated sketches of the countries and
places mentioned in bible history. From
the german by J. F. Kennedy, [anon.}
3S3 pp. inc. 12 pi. Philadelphia, A7n. s. s.
union, [1847].
Illustrlrter farmer freund. Laudwirth-
schaftlicher kalender, bearbeitot von H.
Nicholas Jarchow. 1873. 12°. Keto York,
O.Judd.^co. [1872].
Ilsley (Charles P.) Forest and shore, or
legends of the pine-tree state. 4th thou-
sand. 426 pp. 12". lloston, J. P. Jetreit
<V- CO. lWi6.
Ilustracion hispano-amcricana. [Semi-
men.sual]. Ano i ji ano iv. 15 do octubre
do 1857 ri 31 do diciembre do 1860. 2 v.
fol. Paris, 1857-60.
Imitatione (De) Christi libri quatuor. Nova
od. 1 p. 1. xii, 210 pp. 1 pi. 32". Visun-
tione, liailly, 1839.
Impressions of Gorman}', by an american
lady, [ 1866 ] . See Griffin ( M. )
In exile, 1871. See St. (W. von).
Inconnu (L'), roman veritable, ou lettrcs do
m. I'abbd de *** et de mademoiselle B***.
ianon-l 167 pp. 16". La Ilaye,\'iCM.
Independent (The). [A religious weekly
newspaper]. Henry C. Bowen, editor.
Jan. 4 to dec. 26, 1872. v. 24. fol. New
York, II. C. Bowen, [1872].
Indian (The) cottage : a unitarian story.
By the author of " Father Rowland," &c.
ianon.1 159 pp. 18". Baltimore, F. Lucas,
jr. [1831].
Indiana (State of). Adjutant general. Re-
port of the adjutant general, 1861-65.
8 V. 8". Indianapolis, state printer,
[1865-69].
CONTENTS.
V. 1. Containing Indiana in the war of the rebellion,
and statistics and documents. 1869.
V. 2. Containing rosters of governor's military
statf, Indiana ofHcers commissioned by the
president, otiicera and historical memor<inda
of Indiana regiments, numbered from the
6th to the 74th inclusive. 1865.
V. 3. Containing rosters of officers and historical
memoranda of Indiana regiments, num-
bered from the 75th to the 156th inclusive ;
of the 28th regiment of U. S. colored troops ;
niul of Indiana batteries of light artillery,
numbered from the 1st to the 26th inclu-
sive. Also, rosters of the officers of the U. S.
navy, appointed from Indiana, and of
officers ot tlio Indiana legion. Also an
alphabetical liat of all officera. 1866.
V. 4. Containing rosters of enlisted men of Indiana
regiments numbered from the 6tli to the
29th inclusive, 1866.
V. 5. Containing rosters of enlisted men of Indiana
regiments numbered from the 30th to the
59th inclusive. 1866.
V. 6. Containing rosters of enlisted men of Indiana
regiments numbered from the 60th to the
110th inclusive. 1866.
v. 7. Containing rosters of enlisted men of Indiana
regiments numbered from the 11 1th to the
156th inclusive ; colored troops ; and bat-
teries light artillery, numbered from the
Ist to the 26th inclusive. 1867.
v. 8. Containing additional information, correc-
tions of previous vobunes, a list of officers
and men who lost their lives in the service,
and a list of deserters. 1868.
Indiana (The) series [of readers], 1853.
See Stirling (Samuel G.)
Indiscretions, 1798-1830. Souvenirs anec-
dotiques et politiques, 1835. See R6al
(Pierre Francois, comte).
Industrial drawing for beginners. Free-
hand. [rtwoM.] 160 pp. 12' . Poston,
J. /.'. (hf/ood <\ r«. 1H72.
141
INDUSTRIAL.
IN8TAURATIO.
Industrial (The) tiiontlily; a practical
journal for inanufacturcrH, iiicchanicH,
liiiilderH, iiiv(M»torM, tMij^inccrs, architects,
witli ft record of railway progreKH. Jan. to
ilec. 1H72. V. 3. 4"^. Xnc York^ The in-
dustrial publication co. 1872.
NoU.—y. 1-2 aro HtjU'd TiiK TKCilNolxxilttr.
Infant (The) brother. By the author of
*' Woiulers of tho deep," [etc. anon.'\ 1.%
pp. 1 pi. !"( . AV»' Yorl,-, Ctiinal prot.
epific. «. 8. union, 1^39.
Infant (The) school manual, or tcachcr'H
assistant. Also a variety of useful les-sons.
lanon."] viii, Ui-SW pp. 1 pi. 12. IVor-
cester, Dorr .f- Uowhiml, 18*30.
Infidel (The) ; or, the fall of Mexico, 18:i5.
\_anon.^ See Bird (Robert M.)
Ingalls (Henry Augustus). Selections from
the writings of H. A. Ingalls.
[In BUUXAV {Rev. G. W.) Moiiioir of II. A. InjrallM.
la^. Jloaton, J. Mttnroe i£ co. 18JG. pp. 7r>-'J10J.
Ingelow (Jean). OffthoSkclligs. A novel.
[Author's ed.] 2 p. 1. fiOO pp. Jioston,
lioberts brothers, 1872.
Ingersoll (Lurtou Dunham). Explorations
in Africa, by dr. David Livingstone, and
others, giving a full account of tho Stanloy-
Livingstouo expedition of search, under
tho patronage of tho New York " Herald."
1 p. 1. 420 pp. 20 i>l. 1 map. 8 . Chicetgo,
Union publishing CO. 1872.
The life of Horace Greeley, founder of
the New York tribune, with extended
notices of many of his contemporary
statesmen and journalists. 688 pp. 24 pi.
2 fac-sim. 8^. Chicago, Union publishing
CO. 1873.
Inglis (Henry David). Rambles in the
footsteps of don Quixote. 180 pp. 12°.
Philadelphia, Ua <J- Blanchard, 1840.
Ingraham (AVr. Joseph H.) Bonfield: or,
tho outlaw of tho Bermudas. A nautical
novel. 93 pp. H'^. New York, If. L. Will-
iams, 184G.
The corsair of Casco bay; or, tho
pilot's daughter. 58 pp. 8^. Gardiner,
Me., G.M.Jtwood, 1844.
Tho dancing feather ; audits sequel
*Morris Gncme. 1 p.l. 92 pp. 2 pi. 8-=. New
York, Williams brothers, 1845-47.
CONTEXTS.
Tho dnncin^ fontlMT, or the nniatoiir freohooloFM :
n nunnnwi «f Now York. pp. 1-4.H. Jionton,
n. L. WiUiam$, \M\
MorriH Grn'iiic: or, th« cniino of tho Hoa-rHppor,
n M'<|ii«-I to Tlio tlaiiciiig I'onthor. pp. i9-9i. '2 pi.
AV.n \ork. WiUiamn brothem. 1H47.
Ingraham ( A'er. JoHcph 11.)— eoutiunod.
Forrestal : or, tho light of tlio roof. A
romanco of the blue wat«ni. 1*3 pp. 6^.
Nctc York, Morning ntar office, 1850.
Tho freo-trmler : or, tho cruiwr of
Narragansett bay. 1H5 pp. k . A'»ir- York,
Williatns brothern, 1847.
Lafitte : the pirate of tho gulf. 1 p.l.
11-20(J pp. b . Setc York, Ik Witt .f Da-
venport, {about 1840].
Der lUrst aus David's hause, o<ler
drel jahre in dor heiligon stadt. 475 pp.
1 pi. 12 . New York, I'udnetf .(• Jlunntll,
lavj.
Inland (The) monthly magn/.inc. Mary
Nolan and Charlotte Smith, editors.
March to dec. 1872. v. 1-2 in 1 v. S^. St.
Louis, C.Smith, [1872].
Innes (Cosmo, editor). Origines parochiales
Scotiao. Tho antiquities ecclesiastical
and territorial of the parishes of Scotland.
[Edited by C. Innes, assisted by rev. W.
Anderson, Joseph Robertson, James B.
Brichan, and J. M'Nab]. 2 v. in 3. 4<^.
Edinburgh, Hannatyne club, 1851-55. H.
(B.\XN.\TYXE club publlcatioDB, no. 97].
COXTENTB.
V. I. Tho dioTCM of CilMgow; comprising tho
dcanoriefl of KiithcrKlon, I<4>nn9x, part of
andTcviotdnlo.
V. 2. P«rtl. Tho diocoso of Arpvh' ; roniprinlns
tho doant'ricH of Kintyrc, (ilaAMir\-, I^oru,
and Mor^•t>m ; tho dioiTiie of tho inlca.
V. 2. I'art 2. TIjo di«M'ciio of ItoM, tho di^icoMc of
Caithncm. AIho adtlitioun to tho dioccMw
of Arjtyle and tho dioccae of tho iales.
Innocent (The) fugitive; or memoirs of a
lady of quality. By the author of the Pla-
tonic guardian, [anon.] 2 v. 1 p. 1.228
pp ; 1 p. 1. 227 pp. IG . London, T. Jfook-
ham, 1789.
Inquirer (The). By the author of " Tho
best friend," [etc. anon.] 249 pp. 3 pi.
18^. Jhston, Mass. s. s, society, [1859].
Inquiry (An) into the present state of tho
foreign relations of the union, as affectcil
by the late measures of administration.
[anoM.] 183 pp. & . Philadelphia, S.
Bradford, 1806.
[DfANK pan>phk't«, v. 136).
Inquiry (An) into tho state of tho nation, at
the connnencement of the present adminis-
tration, [anon.] 3tl od. 218, xviii pp.
London, Tjongmans, 180(3.
(Di'AXK paniplilotn, v. 104].
Instauratio : or tho new era. [Sclectetl
thoughts, anon.] 311pp. Ifi . Hartford,
Cane, Lm'knood .»'• Ilrainavd. l'C2.
142
INSTITUT.
IRVING.
Institut royal dcs inj^t^uienrs n<5erliiTulais.
See Hague. Kovhihfijk iiinfituut ran
iii(j< nienrH.
luBtitution of civil eii<»ineers. Tlic ctluca-
tion ami status of civil engineers, in the
nnitcd kingtlom and in foreign countries.
Compiled from documents supplied to the
councilof the Institution of civil engineers,
18(W to 1870. xviii, 218 pp. 8-\ London,
luslilution, 1870. S.
Insurance (The) monitor. Devoted to the
interests of insurance: fire, marine, life,
casualty and otherwise. [Monthly].
C. C. nine, editor. Jan. to dec. 1872.
V. 20. 4^. Xcw York, C. C. Hine, [1872].
Insurance reporter. [Weekly]. C. Albert
Talmer, editor. Jan. 4 to dec. 2G, 1872.
V. 14. fol. rhUailil])hia, C. J. Palmer,
[1872].
Insurance (The) times. A journal solely
devoted to life, lire and marine insurance.
[Monthly]. Stephen English, editor.
Jan. to dec. 1872. v. 5. 4^. Xcw York,
S. I-nglish, [1872}.
Intelligent (The) reader, 1834. See Mer-
riam (Charles).
Interior (The). [A weekly religious news-
l)apor]. Benjamin W. Dwight and J. H.
Trowbridge, editors. Jan. 4 to dec. 26,
1872. V. 3. fol. Chicago, Western pi'cshy-
ierian pulUnhing co. [1872].
Internal (The) revenue record and customs
journal. A weekly register of official in-
formation on internal revenue Und cus-
toms. Jan. G to dec. 28, 1872. v. 15-lG.
4^. Xew York, W. C. .)• F. P. Church,
[1872].
International congress of jirehistoric an-
tifjuity. Congres international d'anthro-
pologio et d'archdologie prdhistoriques.
Compte rendu de la 2c session, Paris, 1867.
2 p. 1. 442 pp. 1 1. 8^. Paris, C. PeimcaJd,
1868. s.
The same. Transactions of the third
session Avhich opened at Norwich, and
closed in London, ang. 1868. xxx, 419 pp.
r>:\ pi. 8 . Loudon, Longmans, Green <J- co.
ItiiVX 8.
International penitentiary congress. Pris-
ons and reformatories at homo and abroad,
being the transactions of the International
penitentiary congress held in London,
July 3-13, 1872. Edited by Edwin Pears,
11. b. secretary of the congress, xx, 796 pp.
•S . lA»ndon, Longmans, (ircen <V' co. 1872.
International scientific series, v. 1-2. 12^.
NcH' YorX; IK Appleton tj- co. 1872.
CONTENTS.
V. 1. The formH of water in clouds and rivers, ice
and glaciers. IJy Jolm Tyndall.
V. 2. riiysics and politics. By \\ alter Bagehot.
Introduction to popular lessons, 1831. See
Robbins ( .Vj«« Eliza).
Investor's (The) monthly manual, a news-
paper for investors in british, colonial
and foreign stocks, [etc.] Jan 27 to dec.
28, 1872. New series, v. 2; [complete
series, v. 8]. fol. London, [ T. TL Meredith,
1872].
lo-wa (State of). Legislative documents,
submitted to the fourteenth general as-
sembly, 1872. 55 reports in 2 v. 8°. De«
Moines, state printer, 1872.
Ireland (Samuel). Graphic illustrations of
Hogarth, 1794. See Hogarth (William).
Ireland. Calendar of the state papers re-
lating to Ireland, of the reign of James I.
1603-1606. See Great Britain. PuhUc
record office.
Iriarte (Tomas). Glorias argontinas y re-
cuerdos historicos. 1818-1825. 2 p. 1. v,
2-243 pp. 1 1. 8°. Buenos- Aires, libreria
de la Victoria, 1858. s.
Iriarte. See Yriarte.
Irisarri (Antonio Jos6 do.) Cuestiones filo-
logicas sobro algunos puntos do la
ortografia, de la gramatica y del origen
de la lengua castellaua, y sobro lo que debo
la literatura espariola ii la nobleza do la
nacion. v. 1. xix, 398 pp. 12^^. Kucva
York, imprenta de E. Ballet, 1861.
Irish life : in the castle, the courts, and the
country. [awoH.] 3 v. 12°. London,
How cf Parsons, 1840.
Irish (The) song and dance book. 116 pp.
18°. New York, A. J. Fislier, [1873].
Irving {Bev. Edward). A preliminary dis-
course to the " Coming of the messiah," by
J. J. Ben Ezra.
[In Lacunza (Miinuel). Coming of tlio nipsslnli.
8°. London, L. D. Sceley <£• son, 1827. pp.
i-cxciv].
Irving (Theodore). "More than conqueror,"
or memorials of col. J[ohn] Howard
Kitching. By the author of " The con-
quest of Florida." [a/JOM.] ix, 239 pp.
portrait. 16°. New York, Hard ij' Hough-
ton, 1873.
Irving (Washington). The crayon reading
book ; comprising selections from the va-
rious writings of Washington Irving. 255
pp. 12^\ New-York, G. P. Putnam, 1849.
143
IK VINO.
ITALY.
Irving (WaHliiiiKtoii)— coutiiuicd.
The goiitlomun in black, and talcs of
other days, [anon.] With illustrations
by George Cruikshank and others. 1 p. 1.
V, 392 pp. 18 pi. 12P. Lotulon, C. Daly,
1840.
The life and voyages of Christopher
Columbns. Abridged by the [author]. A
new ed. by the author. 2G7 pp. 1G\
New-York, G. .J- C. 4' //. Carvill, 1831.
The sumo. Including the author's
visit to Palos. xii, 9-325 pp. 1 map, por
trait. 12^. Jiostou, Marsh, Capen, Lyon ij-
WcU, 1839.
The Rock J' moJintains: or, scenes, in-
cidents, and adventures in the far west ;
digested from the journal of capt. B. L. E.
Bonneville, and illustrated from various
other sources. 2 v. 248 pp. 1 map ; 248
pp. 1 map. 12°. rhiladelphia, Carey, Lea,
«)■ Blanchard, 1837.
and Paulding (.James Kirke). Sal-
magundi ; or, the whim-whams and opin-
ions of Launcelot Langstaff, esq. and
others. Ipaeudon.] Engd. tit. 244 pp. 1
pi. 16°. Neio York, G. P. Putnam .j- co.
1857.
Isabel : or, the trials of the heart. A tale
for the young, [anon.] 182 pp. 18^.
New York, Uarper .)• brothers, 1845.
Ishervo'ood (Benjamin J.) Experimental
researches in steam engineering. The
whole being original matter composed of
extensive experiments made by the U. S.
navy department, v. 1. xxxi, 355 pp. 10
tab. 17 pi. 4°. Philadelphia, W. Hamil-
ton, 18G3.
Isidorus /ji«j>a/<cH8J«. Isidorus de summo
bono. [At end: Impressum Parisii per S.
Jehannot]. Ixxxxiv 1. numb. 2 1. 18°.
IParis], Jehan Petit, [1495].
Note.—ff. 1-lx, Ixxxx-lxxixiv, irregularly num-
bered.
Isle (June, i)8€tidon.y Maple grove stories
for little readers. By Juno Isle. 24°.
Cincinnati, Poe .J- Hitchcock, [1804].
CONTENTS.
The cbiUlreu's providence.
The hitter medicine : A miestion.
Mamma's journal from Maple grove.
Nanny's epitaph : Henrietta Marsli.
Lucretia and hi-r fjarden : How happy am I.
Johny's flrst Ixwts.
Happy licarts.
Goa 8 little boy that went liorae : Three busy chil-
dren.
The flag of truce : Little Tommy's spirit.
Israel (A. B.) An historical geography of the
bible. 1 p. 1. 288 pp. 22 col. pi. 8 maps
portrait. 8°. Saint Louis, EnnxBi^coABGi.
Israelitish church. .Six Jewish church.
Israelitisb prayer book, 1873. See Szold
(liabbi Benjamin).
Italy (Kingdom of). Statistlca del regno
d'ltalia. — Lo opcro pio nel 18GI. [Com-
partimcnto del Piemonto]. fol. locnzc,
typografia del succesaori Ia; Monnicr, 18G8. k.
The same.— Opero pio. AnnoHGl. 3 v.
fol. Milano, typografia reale, 1871. s.
CONTEXTH.
dmiparflmcnto di-lla IlnHilicata. 1*<7I.
('ompnrtiiiionto dclln ('alahrii'. 1h7I.
Compartlmento dt-lhi Campaula. IB'I.
Miniatcro per gli affari cntcri. Bull<*t-
tino consolaro pubblicato per cura del
ministero per gli affari esteri. v. H, parte
1. Gcn.-ging. 1872. 8-. Pioma, Cirelli,
[1872]. H.
Kaccolla dei trattati o dello
convonzioni commerciali in vigore tra
I'ltalia e gli stati stranicri, compilatji per
cura del ministero per gli affari esteri,
[1751-18G2]. XXX, 1020 pp. 8\ Torino,
G. Favale e comp. 18G2. s.
Raccolta dei trattati e dello
conveuzioni conchiuso fra il regno d'ltalia
ed i governi esteri. [18G2-68]. 2 v. xii,
392 pp ; xii, 4G7 pp. &\ Torino, G. li. Pa-
ravia c comp. 1865-69. 8.
Ministero di agricoltura, induatria e
commercio. Annali, 1870-71. 12 v. 8°.
Prato, [etc.] 1870-72.
C0NTF.XT8.
Parte I. As:rieoltura. 4 v.
Parte 2. Istruzioue tecnica, ccononiato, statitttica.
4 V.
Parte 3. Commercio e industria. 4 v.
Xote. — The year being divided into quartcra, all
information relating to subjects in nnj' depart-
ment is embraced in a quarterly report, or vol-
ume— one for each trimeatre.
Gl'istituti tecuici in Italia.
[Relazione di Domenico Berti, il presi-
dento del consiglio superiore per I'istru-
zione industriale e professionale]. xxxix,
307 pp. 4°. Firenze, G. Barbcra, 1869. 8.
CONTENTS.
Parte prima. Rolaziono del presidents della piun-
ta esaminatrico centralo intomo gli esami di
licenza negl'istituti tecnici o di marina mer-
cantile, e relazi«>ni doUo sotto commissioni.
Parte scconda. OsservazionI c proposlo in online
air inst^gnamenlo tecnico.
Ministero delle finame, Aunuario i>el
1871-72, anni x-xi. 2 v. 8°. Firenze,
atamperia reale, 1871-72. s.
Camera dei doputati. (Ses-
sione 1870-71). Progctto di leggo pn--
scntato dal ministro dello iinanzo. Bi-
laucio di definitiva previsiouo dcU' en-
ITALY
144
ITALY.
Italy {Klnijdom o/)— continued,
trata o tlella spesa per I'anno 1871. 2a ocl.
4^. Firenze, stampena redle, 1871. 8.
The same. Stati di prima
provi.siono dell' cntrata o dclla spesa per
Tanno 1872. 4^. Firenze, stanqwria reale,
1871. s.
Esposiziouo (Inauziaiia fatta
alia camera dei doputati uella tornata del
12 die. 1871. 8^. Roma, tipografia eredi
liotta, 1872. 8.
(Dirczlone gcneralc delle gahcUe).
Movimento commercialo del regno d'ltalia
uel 1870. 4^. Milatio, stampcria reale,
1871. fi.
Ministcro ddV interno. Caleudario
generalo del regno d'ltalia, compilato per
cura del ministero dell' interuo. Auni
»^-10^, 1871-72. 2 V. 8^. Firenze, G.
Jiarhcra, 1871 ; lioma, tipografia Jiarhvra,
1872. s.
(Commissionc di esajninare il
merito delle azioni di coraggio). Ricom-
penso per atti di valor civile accordate
dall' ott. 1860 a tutto giugno 1871. Pros-
petti statistici pi'csentati a s. e. il miuistro
dell' interno dalla commissiouo istituita
col r. decreto 30 aprile 1851. 4 p. 1. 159 pp.
8^. Firenze, tipografia cenniniana, 1871. s-
{Direzione generale delle carceri)'
Capitolato pel servizio di fornitura degli
stabiliraenti carcorari del regno. 4°.
Firenze, tipografia dclla Gazzetta d^Ilalia,
1871. , 8.
Statistica delle case di
penadel reguo d'ltalia per gli anui 18G2-64.
fol. Torino, G. Favale <J- comp. 1866. s.
Statistica delle case di
pona, [1865-67] ; carceri giudiziarie,
[1863-67] ; case di cnstodia pei minorenni,
[1862-67]; e istitutii pii, [1862-67]. v.
2-3. fol. Firenze, tipografia cenniniana,
1867-70. s.
(Servizio di sanila inarittima).
Instruzioni ministeriali pel servizio di
sauita marittinia in relaziouo al r. decreto
organico 24 die. 1870. Ill pp. 8". Roma,
regia tipografia, 1871. s.
Ministcro dclla inlruzione imhhlica.
Auuuario della istniziono pubblica del
regno d'ltalia pel 1870-72. 2 v. 8° & 4'-\
Fnrnze, iipografiaclandiana, \H70-7\ ; Iloma,
regia tipografia, 1871-72. . s.
Kiordinamento delle univer-
sity. Leggc 31 Inglio 1862. Kelaziono a
Italy ( Kingdomjof) — continued.
8. m. premessa al roalo decreto 14 settom-
bro 18G2 per I'approvazione del rogola-
mento generalo delle university, del regno
0 dei regolamenti speciali delle singolo
facoltii. Testo dei regolamenti stesai. 4
p. 1. xxvi, 1 1. 67 pp. fol. Torino, stamperia
reale, 1862. s.
Ministero dei lavori jinhhlici. Camera
dei deputati. Rolaziono snl servizio dei
porti, spiaggie e fari dal 1837 al 1870, pro-
sentata dal rainistro del lavori pubblici,
12raarzol372. 4°. [iJowu, 1872]. 8.
Camera dei deputati. SuUe
speso per i lavori pubblici. Kelazione pre-
sentata dal ministro delle finauze (Sella)
e dal ministro dei lavori pubblici (Devin-
cenzi). 12 die. 1871. 4-. [Roma, E.
Botta, 1872]. s.
(Dirczione generale dei i)onti e
stradc). Strade comunali obligatorie
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Instruzioni general! ai signori sindaci
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Ministero dclla marina.
See Rivista
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Reale
comitato gcologico del regno.
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Reale commissione degli siudi tecnici e
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CONTKNTrt.
V. 1. [4]. Maiitfatturn decli o<{;;«!tti di inobilia u
di abitnziono, doT Gabriclo CupoUo detto
Sloncalvo.
145
ITALY.
Italy (Kingduiu o/)— continued.
V.-2. [1|. Kclaziuiio muI ooDrorwi ad uii iiiiovo
ordino <U nromi iHlitiiito in <M«*.nNiiiiii<
della cwito.HiKionn uiitvurtuiiu d<*l lHii7 di
Marco Miiicholti.
('2]. Didlo MOHtitDzo alimonturi, di Au;;u»t4»
de(fori.
(3j. Scultara, dol fiiovanni l»iiiir^.
4J. La pittiii-a lUMlcnnt in Italia cmI in Fran-
cia, di«l Pa8(|ualo Villari.
V, 3, (!]. I'rtMlotto dclln nilnifro o dclIa mi-tallur-
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'ilati t> toHsiiti di laiia iM'ttinata. TeHHUti j
di laoa atMlata, di Alt'HMandro IloHHi.
\'.i]. PnMlotti di'l fornaiu v d«'l paMtitciurt*. del
ItiiiHcppo OroHJ.
I'll. I)ot;li aliniouti froHchi o rouHrrvati a
div««rHi >:ra<!o di proparazioni-, <lcl AtluH'o '
TarKioni-To7.zi"tti. j
St'C, aUo, Bollettiiio indii.strialo «li'l
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Itiii^raire classifiue do I'ltalie, contenant :
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routes frd4uent<Ss par la poste, etc. 3^.
La topographic ou description exacto des
vues, sites, villes, bourgs, lieux pitto-
res((ucs et reman[uablc8 par leurs produc-
tions, Industrie, commerce, «^tablissemens,
Hoci^tds litt<Sraires, et les curiosites de la
nature et do I'art. 8o 6d. [etc. anon.]
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Xote. — Imperfect; wantinjj 1 map.
lu-kiao-li, ou les deux cou.siiies; ronian
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original tunes, [etc.] with an accompani-
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The same. New ed.
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The same. From the 7th german
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110 pp. 8\ JtostoH, Hilliard, Cray,
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The same. The 4th am. from th«'
9th german ed. adapted to the gram-
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JACOBS.
146
JAHNSSOX.
Jacobs (C. F. W.)— continued.
Storeot. ed. viii, 356 pp. V2 \ Boaion,
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with copious notes, critical and explana-
tory; illustrated with parallel i)as8ages
and (piotations from the greek, latni,
french, english, Spanish and Italian lan-
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" Elementarbuch," or latin reader, Ist
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The same. The first part of
Jacobs' latin reader, adapted to Bullions'
latin grammar; with an introduction, oji
the idioms of the latin language; an im-
proved vocabulary ; and exercises in latin
prose composition, on a new plan. Jiy
Peter Bullions, d. d. 330 pp. 12°. New-
Vork, Pratt, Woodford .y- co. 1845.
: The same. An expeditious
method of learning the latin language,
exemplified in a literal iuterlineary trans-
lation of the first part of Jacobs' latin
reader, [anon. By .lames S. C.errisli and
Miles Ward]? VM pp. 12°. SaJem,
IMasH.^ Footers- Urown, 1>'28.
Tiie same. Stereotype ed. of
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lloslon, Hilliard, Craii, I.illlc .)■ WUkins,
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Jacobs and Dqiing — continued.
The same. The latin reader.
With notes and illustrations, partly trans-
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Jaeger (Benedict). Chiss book of zoology :
with a list of the dift'erent species found in
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James (David B.) Tho monitor, or baml-
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• The same. 2d ed. 213 pp. 12^.
Chicago, 1806.
James (George Payne KainHford ). Tho cav-
alier. An historical novel. 2 v. iu 1. 1
p. I. 21-391 pp. portrait. 12^. Philadcl-
Ithia, T. n. I'deiHon ^■ hrothcrn, [18.VJ].
Tho man in Mack. An hiMtorical
novel of the dayn of qneen Anne. 1 p. 1.
11-1G() pp. b . J'hihnldpltio, T. II. I'llei-
»oH .S- bi-otlurn, [imO].
(Library of stiTliiiK: iiovfUl.
James (.James Henry). lUnfordia, a potiii.
4 p. 1. l.'il) pp. \* pi. HIM. 4". London, E.
Lavey, 1801.
A'«//r.— With «^\<cr|»ls anil niaitiimriiit uil«liti<niM,
apiMirontly l»y tin* aiitlior.
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18". Cincinnati, J. A. .V" l^. /'• 'tomcn,
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James V. of Scotland. Two ancient Scot-
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Jamieson (W. F.) Tho clergy a sonrc«: of
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Jamison (Mary). l)eh-ho-wa-mis : or a nar-
rative of tlic life of Mary Jemisou : other-
wise called the wliitn woman, who wiis
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who continued with them seventy eight
y«!ars. Carefully taken from her own
words. By James E. Seaver. The whole
JEROME.
Jemison (Mary)— continued,
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COXTENTS.
Part 1. A now concor(l.ance to the holy scriptiues,
!n a sinjilo alphabet. IJy the rov. io\\n Butter-
worth. A new edition, by Adam Clarke, 11. d.
To which are addiul the definitions of Cruden,
[etc.] under the superintendeuce of rev. Will-
iam Jenks, d. d. y80 pp.
Part 2. A guide to the leadintr and study of the
bible. ]?y William Carpenter. Abridged, with
.additions, by Joseph William Jenks. lUe! pp.
1 inaj), 7 pi.
Part 3. J3io{!jr.aphy of biblie,il writers and otliers
quoted in the ioiiiprehensive coniiiientary. in
this work will bo found full biographies of
Henry, Doddridge, and Scott, and soiiio notice
of nearly every writer quoted in the compre-
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[Bannatyne clab publications, no. llS).
CONTENTS.
V. 1-9. History of the reformation In Scotland,
1494-1^87.
V. 3. An epistle to the congregation of the castle
of St. Andrews, prefixed to the treatis«t
bv Henry lialnaves on justifioation by
faith, with a summary of the work, 1548.
A vindication of the doctrine that the sacri-
fice of the mass is idolatry. 1550.
A summary acconliuK to the scriptures of
the sacrament of the lord's supper, 1550.
A declaration of the true nature and object
of prayer, 1553.
An exposition upon the sixth psalm of
David, 1554.
A eodly letter of wamlne or admonition to
the faithful in Loudon, Newca«Ue aud Ber-
wick, 1554.
Certain questions conr^ming obedience to
lawful maKiatrates, with auawera by Bui-
Unger, 1554.
Two omnibrtable epistles to bU afflicted
hreUuwi ia Ksglaad, 1M4.
Knox (JoUd)— contlnoed.
A eomforiable epUtto to ClirUt'«
churrh. 1554.
A faithful a4liiioaitloB to the prof«Mor« of
(JiMi N truth io RncUitd. 1564.
Epistlea to ura. nhuibetli Bowaa and her
daughter MafWv, 15KI-.M.
The treatlao by BaliuiTe* on Jnatlflcatlon by
faith, aa reriMMl by Knox I54M.
V. i. A narrative of tbe prooeedinic* an<l trouble*
of the enirlish oonffregatiuo al Ftankfort
on the Main, 1554-&. (By William Whit-
tincham).
A lett«'r U> the queen dowagrr, reboot of
Kcotland. i:>56.
An rx|Mmi(ion upon Matthew iv. oonccminf
th<> t<iniptation nf Chrint^ 155<I.
Answcm to Mtme cim-iiiiuna ouucerning bap-
tiitm, I.VjA.
L(*tt4>r of wholeflome onunarl, addmMod to
his hrcthreu in Kc<itUnd. 1556.
The f<»nn of prayers and ministration of the
sacrnnieiits, etc. used In the eoKllah con-
KrcifHtion at (leneva. 1556.
Fiiuiiliar ppiNtli<«. I.'>55-M.
L«'tt<'rs to his hn'thrr-u and th« lords profe*.
siuK the truth in Scotland. 1.V17.
An aiHtlogy fur the pmt^wtaiita who are
holden in prison at Paris, 1557.
Tiio first blast of the tnim|M-t aeninst the
monstrous re)^m(*nt of women, 155«4.
A k'tter to the qui-4*n dowager, anicmcoted
and explained by the author. 1558.
The appellation from the sentrmoe pro-
nounced by the bishops and clertry. 15M.
A lctt«?r addressed to the oommonalty of
Scotland. 1558.
Anthony (lilhy's admonition to England and
Scotland, 1558.
▼. 5. A letter to mr. John Foxe. at Basel, 1558.
An answer to the cavillatioos of an adver-
sary reapeotlng the doctrine of predestina-
tion. 1560.
An epistle to the Inhabitanta of Newcastle
andlk«rwlck. I55H.
A briuf exhortation to England, for tbo
spee«ly embracing of tbe gospel. I5S8.
The names of the martyr* [in the marian
persecution |.
T. 6, part 1. Biographical preface, by Dsvld LaIng,
Ixxxvii pp.
Letters chiefly relating to tbe progreaa of
the refonnation in Hootland, l&5»-«i.
The reasoning betwixt the abbot of Croaa-
ragnell and John Knox, concerning tbe
maaa, 1563.
A sermon on Isaiah xxvi. 13-31. preached in
St. Giles' church. Edinburgh, 19 aug. 1565.
V. 6, part a. The book of common onler : or the
form of prayers and ministration, of tbe
sacraments. et<-. «i>pnive<l and received by
the church of Scotland, 1564.
The onler of the general fast, and tbe fbmi
of excommunication, approved by tbe gen-
erad assembly of the cuurch of Sootliuid,
An answer to a letter writtea by James
Tyrie, a Scottish Jesuit, 15T8.
Letters, etc. during the later period of
Knox's life, l.'^-72.
Api>endix, conUinlng additiooal Doles and
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Kobelt (Wilhelm). Catalog der im eurt>-
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Ca$»el, T. Fisch^, 1871. 8
Fauna der naasauiscben inollasken.
Aas den jahrbUchern dos Naaaaaiacben
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a°. nic9b«iem,J,yi€dn«r,lff7l. 0.
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Xote.— In this volume are contained " Vidnniilitar
y politica del general argentiuo d. Juan La-
vnlle, " (2.'>4 np.) with a perfect titlepape, and
" HioKrafia d«l hri>r. nenl. d. Miguel Katanalao
Soler," with a half-title.
La Chasse (— de, «../.) Brief r. patris do la
Cliasse drrn missionen der gesellsehafft
Jesu in Neu-Frankn-ich obersten vorste-
hers. An einen gewis-sen priester aus ge-
dachter societsit zu Paris. (Joschriben zu
Kebec den 29 octobris, 1724.
( Tn Nkik (Der) welt hot t. fnl. .4 iigttpiirg d- iir'diz,
P., M. it. I. Vfilhn rrhen, IT£.). v. 2, part 14. im
W)-<Hj. ' "
La Chesnaye-( Nicolas do). La coradamna-
cion do bancquet. Moralitd [vers a. d.
1507].
[Tn Lacroix (P.) Itecneil de farces du l.'io si«^ole.
HP. i'flri*. 1859. pp. 207-4541.
La Cl^de (— do, d. 17:^6). Histoire gdnd-
ralo do Portugal. [Jusq'ii 1713]. 2 v.
16 p. 1. 783 pp. 1 map; 18 p. 1. 844 pp. 1
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COXTKN-TS.
V. 1. Loripine, les nnrurs et les gaeiTes des an-
ciens Lusitaniena ; leur «'-tat sous la doniina-
tion des Homains; I'invasion des Gots &.
celle des Maures ; I'erection du Portugal en
royaunie ; &. les rt-^nes de Henry & d'Al-
fonse, jusqu'ji celui de dom Juan iii. in-
clusivenient.
V. 2. Lf-a rejrnes de Sebastien, de Philippe ii. &c.
jnsqu ;i celni du rui Jean a present regn-
ant.
Lacour (Louis, editor). [Deux pieces in<?-
dites, viz :] M^moire dv voiago en Ru.%-
sie fait en 1586 par Jehan Savvage svivi
de Texpedition de Fr. Drake en Ani6rique
h la nierae <5poque [voiago do sievr
Drach]. Publi6s i^our la j)remitire fois
d'apres les manuscrits do la bibliotheque
impdriale, par Lovis Lacovr. x, 30 pp.
16^. Paris, A. Avhry, 1855.
[Tuf;sou (Le) de pieces rares on ineditea].
Lacour (Pierre). iEloTui, on les dieux do
Moise. 2 V. in 1. xxxiv, 336 pp. 6 pi ; 2
p. 1. iv, 404 pp. 20 1)1. 8^-. Bordeaux, J.
TeycJieney, 1839.
Lacroix (Fr<5ddric). Les mysteres de la
Russie, tableau politique et moral do Teni-
piro russe. Ouvrago r<5dig<S d'apres les
manuscrits d'un diplomat© et d'un voya-
geur. 2 p. 1. 472 pp. 2 1. 29 pi. portrait.
8°. Paris, Pagnore, 1845.
Lacroix (Jean Franfois de). Dictionnaire
portatif des femmes c<51obre8, contenant
I'histoire des femmes savautes, des actri-
ces, & g<?n<^ralement des dames qui so sont
rendues fameuses dans tons les si^cles, par
lours aventtires, les talons, I'esprit & le
courage. Nouv. <5d. revue & considdrable-
meut augmout(^o. lanon.'] 2 v. iv, 808
pp ; 1 p. 1. 724 pp. 16°. Paris, Belin tf-
YoUand, 1788.
Lacroix (Paul). The arts in the middle
ages, and at the period of the renaissance.
[Translated from the french, 2d ed. and
edited, with notes, by James Daftbme].
xix, 520 pp. 19 chromolith. 8*^. lA)ndon,
Chapman .f- Hall, 1870.
Paris ridicule et burlesque au dix-
septitime 8i«>cle. Par Lo Petit, Berthod,
Scarron, F. Colletet, Boileau, etc. Nouv,
163
LACROLX.
LA Ir-OXTAIKE.
Laoroiz (Paul)— coutiuiied.
od. revue et corrig^ aveo de» iioto* par P.
L. Jacob, bibliupliile. [/wrMrfoii.] *2 p. 1.
xxiv, 371 pp. h'r . I'tu'iM, J. Dtluhajf$,
(BimJOTUtijUB gauluiM*].
COXTK-Vri*.
Kkutiiou. I^ villfl de P»ri«, p|>. R7-ia9.
ItoitKAt-DSM'KKAi'X (N.) lA-m vinbarraatlo I'aris,
(\ii,LrrET (F.) L* tram* t\f Var\n, m\ la *• pnrtlo
de L« vUlo de Parii*. |»p. IKVIJHJ.
Crw (Lod) P»rlK. pp. '-'r.i-^no.
Lk Pmr (C.) !-» rhroniuiu' HrandMlcnnc. p|». l->«.'i.
Si'AURON (P.) L« foirr SaliilCcnnaln, pp. 171-1»<. ;
Recucil de farces, Kttt'tvs vt iuot&WUh |
du quiuzirme siinjle, n'>uuie« iK)ur la pre-
niioro fois et pnblidoH avcc doH llotic4^8 ot
des notes par 1*. L. Jacob. Ipneudon.] 2
p. 1. xxxix, 455 pp. 16 \ Paris, A. Ikla-
hayi>, 1^59.
[BlBUOTH^-4^l'K s»ului«c].
CONTENTS.
La Ciibsnavk (Nicolaa de). Ijk oomdaiunacion dr
bancqiiet. [vem 1507). pn. ti67-ir>'l.
Lacroix (P.) L'ancion tW'Atre eu France. \r\t.
YII-XXXIX. I
La Viunb (A.) Im farre dii munyor d« qui le dia- I
ble emporte I'Anie eu enfer, [H96]. pp. 233-26.'i. |
Moralitt- de raveugle et du btnteux. (H96J. '
j.p. ai 1-tCK.
^Iaimtke Pierre Patlieliu. (Farce. H«7-70. .
atton.] pp. 1-1 n. !
XoivKAU (T«e) Patheltn. [F*rce, 1474. anon.]
pp. 110-1 7:<. I
TRaTAMENT (I^) de Pathelia. [Farce, 1460-90.
•Non.) PP.17&-S10. '
.Vote.— The flimre« in brarketa refer to the age of
the conipoaition.
Lacroix (Silvestre FranvoiM) ami B^zout
(£tienDc). A» elementary treatise on
plane and spherical trigonometry ; and on
the application of algebra to geometry.
From the mathematics of Lacroix and
B^zout. Translated from the french. 3d i
ed. V, 165 pp. 5 pi. H . IIomUhi, nUliard, \
dray .| oo. 1«W.
La Croiz ( — , a.j.) Heschreibung desa ge-
genwiirtigen zustands der griecharmen-
und maronitischcn sowohl kirchen als
dienstbarkeit in derTilrckey. Schrift'tlich
verfasset anno 1691, gedruckt /u Pariss
1695, und abermal anfgelegt im jahr
1715. Jetzt zum erstenmal vertentscht,
und vielfaltig verbessert von p. Josepho
Stocklcin.
f/nNElK (Der) wdt-lwtt. fol. Aiui»j)iirg. P.. M.
d- ./. YnUi Mel. erben, 173.). v. :«, part ^3-24. pp.
1-97).
Lacroix de Rochamboau (Achillu). Srv
Rochambeau.
Lactantius Firmiauus (Liicins CNidius, o»-
Cu'cilius). Firmiani Lactantii opera. Ad
optimoruin librornni fidem emcndavit et
cum .Hclccta Icctionnni varirtate edidit O.
Lactantius Pirmianoa (L.C.)— coniioned.
F. FritzMche. 2 v. xi, 976 pp ; xii, 311 pp.
12". Lijuiaf, It. Tanchiiilzjum. l84»-44.
|<iKB«l>OKK (K. (i.) nihHoth«v« Mtmm acdwl-
Utiooruni laliiioruni ai-hTta, v. 10-11 1.
<ONTKNTh.
V. 1. Inatltiilionnm divinarum liliri v. priore*.
v.a. InMtilulioniiiii div. I. r> A^ 7. Knitone. lib.
di' opltii io lui ; I dir ini I>ei ; I. de mortibuM
IMrNccuturuui ; tngtuvatm ; carmioa.
The same. The works of I..actantiu4.
Translateil by William Fletcher, d. d. 2 v.
xii. 4H7 pp; 2 p. I. 240 pp. »-. Kdin-
bHnfh, T. .f- T. aark, 1871.
(Ante-nickxe cbrlstiaii library-. v.SI-S^j.
Ladreyt (Casimir). R«'pertory of freuch
literature, from the origin of the langnag**.
[Or], R<?i»ertoire de littcratnre franvaiae,
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12". I'hilailelphia, (Hhon, FuirckUd if oo.
I 1«42.
Lady's almanac for 1«73. (v. 20). 24^\
Boston, a . A . f oolitlgr, [ 1 872 ].
Lady's (The) friend. E<lited by mrs. Hen-
ry Peterson. [Monthly]. Jan. to dec.
1H72. v. 9. H^. J'hiladelphia, Deacon ,f-
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(Wanilnit Jan. 1872).
Laennec (Ken<^ Thi^'ophile Hyaciuthe). Note
snr une nouvelle espi'ce de hemie, que Ton
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|/»j .SCARPA (Antonio). Tralte pratique dea her-
nit*, f . VarU, Gabon, U\± p|>. air7-41S].
La Fayette (Marie Madeleine Pioche de la
Vergne, vomteusc dr). IlenriettA, princess
royal of England, daughter of king Charles
I. An historical novel. From the french.
xii, 168 pp. 16 . iJiibliH, J. liit-e, 1796.
La prince.sse de Cleves. viii, 2:W pp.
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Lafond (Gabriel, de Lun-if). Quinzu ans du
voyages autour du raonde. 2 v. 346 pp ;
2 p. 1. 380 i)p. I'ar'm, Sotie'tv deft publicaliomi
vosmopoUtes, 1840.
[ImiMTfect ; wanting the (4) plate*).
La Fontaine (Jean de). Contes et nou-
velles [en vers]. Nouv. <^1. revue et cor-
rig<'*e d'apres les manuscritact lee tVlitions
originates, aveo toutes les variautes et
plusieurs contcs in<^dits. Accompagn<^ de
notes et pr6c<?d<?e de Thistoire de la vie et
des ouvrages do La Fontaine, par Mathieu
Marais. 2 p. 1. ci, 4H0 pp. portrait. 16 .
PariH, A.Dilahays,\Kiri.
( |{nii.ioTiU-.(vl*R gauloiiM-J.
The same. Avec preface, uotea ct
glossaire, par ni. Pierre .Tannet. 2 v. viii.
164
LA FONTAINH.
LA'MERT.
La Fontaine (.lean tie) — coiitiiuiert.
'232 pp; 19. » pp. 10 ^ I'aih, E. I'Uard,
18G7.
lNoiiv»'lle lollei'tuiii .lanntt).
Fables choisios, mis-.'s en vers. Avec
nil uonvoau coninientaiio par ni. Coste.
Nonv. «^(1.
xxxvi, lrt(> pp; 280
pp. 1()'\ Paris, In compaguie, ITGS.
The same. Fables do La Fontaine,
avec (les notes bistoiiipies, niythologiqnes
et grannnaticales, a I'nsage <les colleges et
des dcoles. Par F. Sales, xl, 'iM\ pp. 18^.
liovton, J. Man toe .»• ei»'. 1838.
The same. [Kevns par ranteur].
Avec i)rdface, notes et glossaire, i)ar ni.
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UV . Parin, E. Vicard, 1)^08.
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Lafosse. See Touchard-Lafosse.
Lagr^e (Ernest Marc Lonis do Gouzague
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Laing (.)/r«. C. II. B.) The seven kings of
the seven hills. 244 pp. 4 pi. 10-. Phil-
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Laing (David). The Bannatyne miscellany ;
containing original papers and tracts,
chieHy relating to the history and litera-
ture of Scotland, v. 3. [Edited by David
Laing]. xii, 430 )ip. 1 pi. 3 fac-sims. 4°.
Ediubtirgh, 18.')5. s.
(Bannatvxk club publioatious, no. 11), v. 3).
Royal letters, charters, and tracts,
relating to the colonization of New Scot-
land, and the institution of the order of
knight baronets of Nova Scotia, 1(521-
103>^. [Edited by David Laing]. 5 p. 1.
[2o7] pp. 17 1. portrait, 1 fac-sim. 2 maps.
4 \ Edinburgh, 1807. S.
[n.vxNATYXE club publications, no. IH).
CONTENTS.
Kditoi's preface, containing a collection of royal
letters, actH of privy council, inochunatiouH,
etc.
I. A briefe discovrse of the Xew-found-land, by
captjiiti .lohn Mason. Ktlinb. 1H20.
'i. Nova Si'otia. The king's imttint fo sir William
Alexantler. knight, for tlie plantation of New
Scotland in America, and his jiroceedings
therein. Lond. lGa5.
'». An eticovragoHient to colonics, by sir William
Alexander. Lond. WH.
•I. Encovragemeuts for vuder-takers (af ] cape Kri-
ton, now New Galloway in Ameriea by nn-e
jsir Robert (tordon of) I^>chinvar. Kdinb.Wih.
."). Charters fin latin) under the great seal granted
to sir William Alexander of Menstrie. and sir
Robert Gordon of Lochinvar, of lands in Nova
Scotia. IWl-UW.
Laing (Sidney Herbert). Darwinism re-
futed. An essay on mr. Darwin's theory of
"The descent of man." 78 pp. Jfi . l,on-
dou, E. Stock, 1871.
Laire (Franfois Xavier). Index libronim
ab inventa typograpbia ad annum 1500;
chrouologice dispositus cum notis histo-
riam typograpbico-litterariam illnstranti-
bus. 2 V. 2 p. 1. viii, 475 pp; 2 p. 1. 404
pp. 8 \ Scnonin, apiid viduam et filiian I'.
Ilarduini Tarbe, 1791.
Lake (The) and the desert; or, missionary
adventures in sou thern Africa. [auon.'\
Phil-
i 2yj pp. 9 pi. portr ait, 1 map. 1C<^.
adelphia, Jin. 8. 8. union, [1800].
' Lakeside (The) montbly. July to dec. 1872.
I V. 8. 8. Chieaqo, Unirersiti/ publishing CO.
\ 1.^72.
jLa Lande (.Iose[di Jerome Le Frauvois de).
' Bibliographic astrouomique; avec I'his-
I toire do rastronomie, depuis 1781ju8(]u'a
1802. 2 p. 1. viii, 910 pp. 4^\ J*ari8, imj).
de la republique, 1803.
Note. — Table of authors at tl»e end.
Lalla Rookh (The) songster, and a choice
collection of the songs of th e day. [«mow.]
119 pp. 21 \ ycic York, Fisher c^ Denison,
[1872].
Lamarck ( Chevalier Jean Baptiste Pierre An-
toiue de Monet de). Systeme des auimaux
sans vertebres, ou tableau g(?ndral des
classes, des ordres et des genres de cos
animaux ; prdcddd du discours d'ouverture
du cours de zoologio. viii, 432 pp. 8 tab.
fol. 8^. Paris, Pauteur, 1801.
Lamartine (Alx)house Marie Louis I'rat, dit
Alphonse de). Graziella. Translated
from the freuch, by S. C. B. 205 pp. 12°.
Philadelphia, J. P. Lippincott «j- co. 1872.
Lectures pour tons, ou extraits des
ceuvres gdndrales do Lamartine, choisis,
destines et publics par lui-merae, a I'usage
de toutes les families et.de touts les ages,
viii, 000 pp. portrait. 18^. I'aria, (Irosset,
1854.
llmperl'ect ; wanting -2 p. 1. inc. title].
La Martiiiiere (Pierre Martin de). See
Martiniere.
Lame Letty, or " be.ir ye one another's bur-
dens." By the author of *• Anuaudale,"
[etc. anon.^ 101 pp. 1 pi. 18°. Phil-
adelphia, Prenbyterian board of publication,
[iHr,9].
j La Meimais (Flugues Felioit<^ Robert de).
The people's own book. From the french,
I by Nathaniel Greene. 188 pp. 24°. lios-
I ton, C. C. Little <J- J. Brown, 1839.
j La'mert (Samuel). La conservation de soi-
I niCrae, traitd medical sur I'afFaiblissement
LA'MKHT.
165
LANE.
La'mert (Sauuiel)— contiuued.
et les maladies ilo8 organos gdaitanx.
Tijulnit do I'iinglais (22o 6d.) 2 p. 1. 172
pp. 2 1. 2 pi. folded. 12*^. lirnxelUs, 1848.
Lamothe-Laugon (fitieniie L(^on Laiuothe
1 londauconrt, baroti dc). Soir<:^e.s de Charles
X, recueillies et mises en oidre par m. le
due de ***, anteur des soirees de Louis
XVIII. [flMOH.] 2 V. 2 p. 1. 388 pp ; 2
p. 1. 367 pp. 8". , Pai-in, Spadnnann, 1830.
Soir<:^es de s. a. r. le due de Bordeaux,
Henri de France: public'-es sur des docu-
ments anthentiques et inddits par uu roy:
aliste qnand meme et revues par un anci-
eu miuistre d'dtat. [avou.Ji 2 v. 2 p. 1.
xxvii, 347 pp; 2 p. 1. 398 pp. 8°. Paris,
I)i(bey, 1840.
Lamour (Jean). Keeueil des ouvrages en
serrurerie que Stanislas le bieufaisant, roy
de Pologue, a fait poser sur la place royale
de Nancy, a la gloire de Louis le bieu-
aim6 ; avec un discours snr I'art de la ser-
rurerie et plusieurs nutres dcssins de sou
invention. Engd. tit. 1 p. 1. 8 pp. 25 pi.
fol. Paris, A. Lery, lahoui 18G0] ?
Xote — Original imprimatur dated 1767.
Lainson (/ie»J. Alvan). Sermons, vii, 424
1»[). 12^. lioHf on, Crosby, Nichols i^- CO. 1857.
Lancaster beobachter. [Wocbenblatt].
24 april, 1830, und april 13, 18.32, bis april
4, 1834. V. 1-2 in 1 v. fol. Lauca^ter,
(Pcnn.) S. Il'af/ncr, 1830-34.
[Wanting april 27, and jauy. 22, l€M].
yote. — No more published. TJuifed witli the Lan-
CASTEK voiksfieuud uud beobacbttir.
Lancereau (fidouard). Sec Hitopadesa.
Landenberger (G. F.) Kirclien-chore. , Fi-
ne sammlung der beliebtesten nud besten
gesangstiicke fiir kirchliche gesang-ver-
eiue. 235 pp. obi. 8". Philadelphia, J.
Kohler, 1868.
Lander (Sarah W.) Spectacles for young
eyes. Zurich. 205 pp. G pi. 16^. lioxton,
iralkcr, Wise <J- co. 1864.
Landers, Frary & Clark {Xcic ISritain,
Ctnin.) Illustrated catalogue and price
list of table cutlery and hardware, manu-
factured by [them]. 222 pp. fol. [Hart-
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Laudi. Sec Lando.
Landis (Robert W.) The doctrine of the
resurrection of the body asserted and de-
feuded ; an answer to the exceptions re-
cently presented by rev. George Bush.
379 pp. 12°. Philadelphia, Perkins <$■
Purvca, 1846.
Landis (Simon M. d. d.) An entirely Dew
feature of a thrilling novel ! entitled, The
social war of the year 1900 ; or, the con-
spirators and lovers! 401pp. 12\ Phil-
adelphia, '^Landis pablushing society," 1872.
Lando or Landi (Ortensio). Sette libri do
cathaloghi a varie cose appartenenti, nou
solo antiche, ma anche moderue : opera
vtile molto alia historia, et da cvi premier
si po materia di favellare d'ogui proposito
cho ci occorra. [anon, j 568 pp. 16'^.
Vincyia, (!. (iiolito //<-' Ferrari e fratvlli,
1552!
Xiite. — The «lat«! at the ouil in 15.V{. I/andu nauK-s
liiiuHelt' UH the aatbor on p. 300.
Landon (Letitia Elizabeth, afterwards mrs.
McLean). The golden violet, with its tales
of romance and chivalry; and other po-
ems. By L. E. L. [anon.} 244 pp. 12-.
Philadelphia, H. C. Carey .)'• /. Lea, 1827.
Landon (Melville D.) Saratoga in 1901.
By Eli Perkins, [psendon.^ Illustrated by
Arthur l>umley. vii, 250 pp. 12^. -VeJC
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Lando^vner (The). A journal of real estate,
building and improvement. [Monthly].
' Jan. 1870, to dec. 1872. v. 2-4. 4° and fol.
Chicago, J. M. Wing cj- co. [1870-72].
Xote. — Incomplete ; wanting oct. 1870, to jan. 1871,
inclusive ; none issued liom oct. to dec". 18T1.
Landre-Beauvais (Augustin Jacob). Sc-
m«5iotique, ou traitc^ des signes des mala-
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1813.
Landreth (/.'rr. P.) Life and ministry of
the rev. Adam Thomson, d. d. Coldstream,
and his labours for free and cheap bible
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Landw^irthsohaftliches wocheublatt fiir
[ Schleswig-Holstein. Jahrgangl871. [Her-
ausgegebcn durch die direction des Schles-
wig-holsteiuischeu landwirthschaft. geu-
eralvereins, unter redaction des geueral-
secretairs F. A. Hach iu Kiel. 4^\ Kiel,
A. F. Jensen, 1871.
Lane (liev. Benjamin I.) The mysteries of
tobacco. With an introductory letter ad-
dressed to the hon. J. Q. Adams, by thf
rev. S. H. Cox. 1 p. 1. 185 pp. 12 . yen-
I York, Wiley i^- Putnam, 1845.
Lane {Uev. James Pillsbury.) Historical
j sketches of the first congregational church,
Bristol, R. L 1687-1872. 1 p. 1. 123 pp.
12*^. Providence press company, 1872.
166
LANFREY.
LA ROCHEFOUCAULD.
Lanfrey (Piene) The history of Napoleon
the first. [From the French], v. i. vii,
(ilO pp. 8 . London, Maanillan tj- co. 1872.
Lange (.Johann Peter, d. d.) A connneutary
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( ommen tarns.
The life of the l«)ril Jesus Christ:
u coinpleto critical examination of the
orij^in, contents, and connection of the
j^ospels. Translated from the german.
Edited, with additional notes, by the rev.
Marcus Dods. 4 v. 8 \ ICdinhiirgh, T. <f-
/', (lark, 1872.
rUANSl.ATOUS.
V. 1. Translated l»y Sophia Tajlor and J. K. Ky-
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* V. '2. Tran.dated by J. K. Uylaud and 'SI. G. ITux-
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Laugevln (Hector L.) British Columbia.
Report of the hon. II. L. Langevin, c. b.
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Ottawa, J. li. Taijlor, 1872. s.
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4 pi. 1«) ■. Xeic York, Am. tract society,
1870.
Langley (Thomas). The history and an-
tiquities of the hundred of Desborough,
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Langtoft (Peter). Peter Langtoft's chroni-
cle, (as illustrated and improved by Rob-
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Lanman (Charles). Dictionary of the Unit-
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LAURIE.
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Leidy (Napoleon B. »i. d.) Dr. Leidy's
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Leigh (Evan). The science of modern cot-
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CONTENTS.
(.'HEUHiTj.TEZ (V.) Count Kostia. l!^7:l.
Joseph Noirol's revenge. 1872,
CUAVEN (ATmc. A.) Fleurauge. 1873.
Gauouiau (E.) Tlieniystery of Orcival. 1871.
IIEISE (U.) Soiutillalions liom the proso works
' of Heine. 1873.
Spirlhagen (F.) "What the swallow san?. 1873.
TuRGfeNlEFF (I. S.) Dimitri IJondiiie ; a novel.
1 1873.
I Father and sons. 1807.
' On the eve. 1873.
Smoke ; a russian novel 1872.
Le-Juge (Pierre). Histoire g^ndralle de la
vie et miracles de ste. GtMi<5viefve, patrone
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177
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a collection of his letters, [anoii.^ 2d ed. |
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Limlers (Henri Philippa diO- Xhr6gfi chro-
nologique do I'histoiro du Franco, contc-
nant les n^gnes do Louis XIII & Louis
XIV, ponr servir de snito li ctilni de M<v.i'-
ray. Nonv. <^d. aiigtnenti^c [do la vie do
M<^zeray].
[In MKZKitAV (Fram.oirt Kii-lfs ilf). Abn'-:;<'- «lir'»-
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11)5 pp. 12^. Xtw York, (I. l\ Paimim, 184'J.
Light and love for the nnrsery gronp,
[«M0».] IfiG j)p. inc. 12 pi. 12^. Phila-
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Lightfoot (.Josci)h Barber, d.d.) On a fresh I
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Liguori (Alfonso Maria do). Bt'snchmigen
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Maria fiir jeden tag des monats. Nebst I
den gewohnlichen andachtsiibungon. 240
pp. 24'-\ Einsicdcln, [e/c] C. <S- X. Benzi-
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strative de la province de Limbourg, fait
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23 C
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most remarkable events in the history of
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Lind (.Janits, m. f/ ) An essay on diseases
incidental to Europeans, in hot climates,
with the method of preventing their fatal
consequences. [Also], an api)endi'x, con-
cerning intermittent fevers; and a simple
aiul easy way to render sea water fresli,
and to prevent a scarcity of provisions in
long voyages at sea. Ist am. from the 6th
Loud. ed. viii,268pp. 8°. Philadelphia,
ir. Duanr, ISn.
Lindsay (iS'tr David). Tiie minor poems of
Lyudcsay, namely : 1. The deploration of
queue Magdalene [compylit 1537]. 2. The
answer quliilk schir David Ly ud(^say maiil
to ye kingis flyting [153(5]. 3. Tiie com-
plaint aiulpublictconfessiouuof thekingis
auhl hound callit Bagsche [about 1536].
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in contemptioun of syde taillis and mis-
sellit fiicis [about 1533]. 5. Kitteis con-
f(!ssiouu [between 1537 and 1541]. 6. Tiie
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])eder colfcis having na regaird till hones-
tie in thair vocatiouu [printed from the
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X. Triihner .j- co. 1)^71.
[IC\ltI,Y KXtil.IHIl text .siK-iity. .'^il D. I,.\ ih1<n;«.\ s
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178
LINDSAY.
LIPPINCOTT.
Lindsay (David). The claims of pastors of
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Lindsay (Walter M.) Poems. ll>Tpp. W.
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Wm. Lyon Mackenzie. With an account
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hubsecpunt frontier disturbances, chietly
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aihlphiu, J. ii: liraiikii, 18(52.
Lingard (William Horace). Lingard's
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Lingay (J.) De la monnrchie avec la charte.
Par ni. C. M. Leon de 8aint-Marcel. [pscu-
don. En troi8i)arties]. ii5*2pp. 8'-. I'arin,
./. /.. Chansons, 181(5, ,
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.Vo^c— Although advertised to ai)peiu in four
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Linguet (Simon Nicolas Henri). Histoirc
impartiale des jdsuites. Depnis leur <5tab-
lissement Jusqu'jl leur premiere expul-
sion. [rtwoH.] 2 V. 1 p. 1.480 i)p; 1 p. 1.
416 pp. 16^. [Paris}, 17GS.
Political and philosophical specula-
tions on the characteristics of the i>resent
century; with occasional rellections on
the probable eflects of american indepen-
dency. l.')2 pp. 12 \ Lomlon, 1778.
f DlAXK pamphlets, v. 'yi].
Note. — Titlejiage wan ting.
Th(^jltre espagnol. [(tuou.'] 4 v. 16^^.
Paris, De Ilansy, 1770.
CONTENTS.
V. 1.<'am>eiu)N UK La lUucA (Pedro). II ya du
niienx, en espagnol, Mejor estava, coiuedie.
pp. 403-4!tf).
Vkca CAUno (Lope Felix de). La con.stance
a I'epretive, en e.spaffnol, La esclava de su
galan, conn'-die. p. 47.
Le nrt tcpteur supiKise, en espagnol, El
doniine Lucas, eoniedie. ]). 173.
l..ea vapetirs, on la tille delioato. en
espagnol, La dania nielindrosa, eonw^die.
p. '2«tL
V. '2. Le viol ]»nni, en espagnol, L'aUalde
de Zalaniea, conndie. ]•. 1.
I^ eluison, en e.sj)agiiol, LI cseondido y
la tapada. eoniedie. ii. 117.
S«' detier des ajiparences, en es])agnol,
Nunea lo peor es cierto. 4(»in«'die. p. -2^h^.
La jounn'e diOieile, en espagncd, Los
eni{M'fioH de Beis horas, eoTm'die. p. '.inX
V. :<. (Ml ne badine noint avec lainour. en e8-
fiagnol, No ai hurlas con el amor, eoniedie.
p 1.
MuiiKTO (Agustin). La diose inipossilde, en
es)tagn<d, No jmede .ser. eoniedie. p. 10:J.
La re,ssemblaiHc, en < spagnol, Kl pare-
1 ido, comi'die. p. "Jlii.
J/occasion I'ait le larroii. en esjiagnol.
I.a nca.Hinii lia/i- al ladroii, roinedie. p. :UI.
Linguet (Simon Nicolas Heuri) — continued.
V. 4. Baxzks Caxdamo (Franciwo). La fld^lite
ditlicile, en espagnol, £1 duelo contra su
damn, comedie. p. 119.
:Mato8 Fkagoso (Juan de). Le sage dans sa
retraite, en espagnol, El sabio en su retiro,
comedie. p. I.
SoLis (Antonio de). T>e fou incommode, en
«'spagn«d, L^u bobo haze cieuto, comedie.
P v'-il.
I ntermi'des.
lutermede des melons et de la fennne tetue,
en espagnol, Entremes del melouar y la
respoiKlona. p. 3.35.
Intermt^dedesbeignets, en espagnol, Intermes
de loH bufiuelos. p. 351.
lutermede du malade imaginaire, en espag-
nol, Dom Juan Kana Comilon. p. 36.'5.
IntermtMle de la relique, en espagnol, En-
tremes de la reliquia. p. 3H7.
Intermede de lecolier magicien, en espagn<d,
Entremes de la ciieva de Salaman«a. p. 401.
Linschoteu or Linschotten (Jan Huygeii
van). Navigatio ac itinerarivm Johannis
Hvgonis Linscotani in orientalemsiveLu-
sitanorvm Indiatn. Descriptioues ei vsdein
teiTje ac tractvvm littoralium. Collecta
ac descripta belgice ; nunc latine reddita.
Engd. tit. 2 p. 1. inc. 1 pi. 124 pp. 30 pi.
10 maps folded, fol. Uaga-Comitis, ex offi-
cina A. HcDriei, impensis authoris 4- C. Nicolai
prosiantqne apud J'lgidium Ehcvirnm, 1599.
Descriptio totivs Gvineae tractvs,
Congi, Angolae, et Monoraotapae, eo-
rvinqve locorvm, qva'; e regions c. 8. Av-
gvstiui in Brasilia jacent. Accedit noviter
historia navigationvm Batavorvm in sep-
tentrionales oras. lanon.} 45 pp. 1 1. 2
maps folded, fol. Hagiv Comitis,€xofficina
A. Hem-id, 1599.
[With the preceding].
Linscotanus. See Linschoteu.
Linwoods (The), 1835. Sec Sedgwick
(C. M.)
Linz. llaudels- imd geieerhekammcr. Sum-
marischer bericht betreft'end die verhillt-
niage der Industrie, des handels und ver-
kehres (^berosterreich's im jahro 1870.
167 pp. 8^^. Linz, oherosterr. handels- und
geiverhekammcr, 1871. S.
Lippincott (J. B. & co. publishers). Lippin-
cott's magazine of popular literature and
science. [Monthly]. Jan. to dec. 1872.
V. 9-10. 8^. Philadelphia, J. B. lAppin-
coll .r CO. 1872.
Lippincott's pronouncing gazetteer.
Kevised ed. Avith an ai)pendi.\: containing
10,000 new notices and the census of 1870.
A complete pronouncing gazetteer or geo-
graphical dictionary of the world. Edit-
ed by J. Thonuis, m. d. and T. lialdwin.
1 p. 1. XX, 9-2336 pp. H . Philadelphia, J.
Ji. lAppineotl .|- eo. 1873.
179
IJPPLNX'OIT.
LIVERPOOL.
Lippincott (Mrs. Sura Jauo Clarke). Now
life iu new lands: notes of travel. By
Grace Greenwood. Ipseudon.'} 413 pp.
12°. Xew York; J. B. Ford .;• co. 1873.
Poems, by Grace Greenwood, [pseii-
rfoM.] viii, 190 pp. portrait. Vi'\ lion-
ion, Ticknor, Reed <f- Fields, Ifiol.
Lipscomb (George, m. d.) The history and
Littell (S. jr. w. d.) A manual of the din-
eases of the eye: or, treatise on ophthal-
mology. 2tl e<l. xii, 25-372 pp. 1^ .
rhiladclphia, Hogan tf Thompson, 184<5.
Little (Cajyt. George). An exposition of
english grammar, in conversational or
familiar lectures. 211) pp. 12 . Haltimore,
J. YontHj, l^^ll.
antiquities of the county of Buckingham, i Little (The) christian. A sunday-school
4 V. 4^. Jjnidon, J.. S If- Robins, ISil. j paper for boys and girls. [.Monthly. Jan.
Lireux (Auguste). Assembh^o nationale ! to dec. 1871]. v. i. H. Ilostou, H. A.
comifiue. Illustrd par Cham, [ i. e. Am6d<^e
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M. IJvyfreres, 18.')0.
List (Friedrich). Das nationale system der
l>olitischen oekonomio. Ister band. 2te
unverUnderte
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aufl. 8-. Stuttgart, J. (!.
CONTEXTS.
1. Dor intoruatiouale handel, die liamlolsiwlitik
jreiii. Ixviii, 581) j»p.
und der deutsche zollv(
1842.
Lister (Thomas Henry). Anne Grey: a
novel. Edited by the author of " Granb}"."
[anon.} 2 v. 21() pp ; 208 pp. 12=. rhil-
adclphia, Carey, Lea .y- Blanehard, 1835.
Liston (Robert). Elements of surgery.
From the 2d Lond. ed. with copious notes
and additions, by Samuel D. Gross, m. d.
640 pp. 8^\ Philadelphia, E. Jhvringtoii
Hastings, [1871].
Little (The) corporal. An original maga-
zine for boys and girls and for older peo-
ple who have young hearts. [Monthly].
Emily Huntington Miller, editor. July,
I 1870, to dec. 1872. v. 11-15 in 2 v. 8 \
j Chicago, Senrll 4- Miller and J. E. Miller,
I [1870-72].
Little Hodge, 1873. Sec Jenkins (Edward).
Little Mabel and her sunlit home. By a
lady. [anon.'\ 164 pp. 18. Xeic York;
Carlton .|- Porter, [1861].
I Little Mabel's friends: a sequel to " Little
Mabel and her sunlit home." By a la<ly.
lanon.'\ 145 pp. 4 pi. 18 ■. Xew York;
Carlton .S' Porter, [1862].
Little (The) messmates and other stories.
By popular authors, [anon.] 154 pp. 3
pi. 16 . Xciv York; E. P. Button .)• co.
1872.
1861. See
.r a. D. Haswell, 1842.
Lectures on the operations of sur- ' Little (The) night-cap letters
gery, and on diseases and accidents re- i Barron (.>/»•». Fanny).
quiring operations. With numerous addi- 1 Little (The) rebel, [omom.] 295 pp. 3 pi.
tions, by Thomas D. Miitter, m. d. 565 j 18^. Boston, J. E. Tilton ^- co. 1864.
pp. 8-. Philadelphia, Lea .J- lilonrhard, Little (The) vesper-book, 1860. See Cor-
1846. I nelliPev.J.H.)
Liszt (Franz). Life of Chopin. Translated ! ^^"1® ^^«"^«' ^"^^ li"l« ^^^^^ about them
from the freuch by Martha W. Cook. 1 p.
1. 202 pp. 18^. PInhulelphia, V. Leypoldt,
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